Just When My Anxiety Subsided, I Get Bad News

[lumbo]

Last week I posted my unprotected vaginal encounter for the Dr. and got a very optimistic answer about my risk.  Although the girl swore she is clean and even had it in writing, I think I  have Chlamydia.  Two weeks after the incident I felt a tingling and constant urge to pee.  My testicles got swollen as well.  I went to the Dr. who treated me with Zithromax and Levaquin for Chlamydia and Gonhorrea.  I got blood work done for herpes and syphillis and urine tests for the Chlamydia and Gonhorrea.  They got the results back today and the Dr. wants to go over the results in person on Monday.  This morning I had some clear discharge which almost looked like pre-***.   The symptoms are pointing heavily in line with Chlamydia.  Now I am super concerned because this girl obviously lied about being clean because on these AIM certificates they also test for Chlamydia.  Here is my concern.  Obviously her vaginal secretions penetrated my urethra if I got Chlamydia.  Does this mean that there is a very good chance if she was HIV positive the virus got inside my urethra as well.  I really scared right now.  I promised myself I wouldn't come back here but after this, I don't know what to do.  Please let me know your feedback.  Thanks in advance.

[Wear/a/Jimmy]

I am a freaking docton in my proffession. I have worked in physician offices most of my carrer in the US, and then moved to Thailand for more of a challenge. I work at hospitals, give presentations at universities in China & Thailand thus far. I train physicians and physician staff. I work for 2 major multi national companies, and a company in Thailand.  I have owned my own consultant co. that dealt with international companies importing medical devices & diagnostic equipment in to the US.

So yea, I know a little about the medical field.

and because I am a doctor, I have to take CEU courses every year, so yes, I am still in school so to speak.

I am just here giving the facts and the facts are backed with links. But obvioulsy because you have an issue with me, you would rather bash on what I have posted.

I hope that others can see through this and at least read the links for futther information.

and with that... I am pushing the report button.

[Teak]

If you could read you wouldn't have Posted a comment about PCR RNA thinking they were talking about PCR DNA. Then to state PCR DNA is a Gold Standard test.

[Wear/a/Jimmy]

I do contract work at hospitals in fact, many hospitals across the nation. I aslo act as an advisor and consultant for hospitals and physicians.

But, not in the area of HIV or treatment for STD's,  But luckily I can read.

[Wear/a/Jimmy]

250 mg of ceftriaxone, intramuscularly, which is
the current therapeutic regimen of choice recommended by
the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

http://aac.asm.org/cgi/reprint/37/8/1670.pdf

Hawaii and California have very high levels of resistance to fluoroquinolone antibiotics (ciprofloxacin, ofloxacin, levofloxacin) they are no longer used empirically to treat infections originating in these areas.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gonorrhea

In the United Kingdom, the majority of patients with gonorrhea are treated in dedicated sexual health clinics. The current recommendation is for ceftriaxone

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gonorrhea

[Teak]

Have you ever had gonorrhea? Do you work in a Drs. office or a hospital? It's not the first line of drugs given in the US for gonorrhea.

[Wear/a/Jimmy]

Then what in the crud is?

Rocefin has become the first and last line of defence for gonorhea.

Did you even bother to read the links or even bother to read the CDC recomendations?