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I am 19 years old straight male
I had unprotected sex with a friend 3 months ago. After 1 months, i got a red spot on my penis, which got away in 1 day. After that i got little itching, tingling and a bit of redness located in my urethra and around it. I have no penile discharge since, but maybe from my rectum, not sure. Maybe just sweat in my pants. The redness appears about every 2-3 weeks and someday i have no itches and someday i do.
Prior to this unprotected encounter, i had been tested for all STD and all came back negative.
I got tested for Gono/chalmydia and came back negative, 3 weeks ago.
I have a Foreskin problem since i'm a kid, my foreskin can't fully retract when i'm in erection, which already caused me some irritation around foreskin back in the days. I already had some redness around foreskin due to masturbation and skin not rectracting.
Since i have this problem, can it be balanitis, yeast or just NGU? Since the Chlam/Gono test was negative?
I asked the girl if she had a test and she told me her blood test came back dec 3rd, and she told me that everything was fine. (She may be lying) i have no proof? I'm scared of Herpes due to the statistique i'm reading on internet, I had no outbreaks at all, but now i seem to be checking my penis every minute to be sure i'm fine.
I have a few questions.
1) what are the chances that i have genital herpes from the symptoms i have (tingling redness and little itching)
2) If she even had herpes, and no outbreaks, is it 100% sure it is transmitted for 1 single encounter of about 20 minutes. Because I had a protected encounter with her and the next day 1 encounter for 20 minutes unprotected.
3) Since i had no outbreaks yet, can i feel less stressed about this disease because i just can't sleep, im hypocondriac and can't get this idea out of my head even though she told me her test was fine.
Thanks in advance
I am 19 years old straight male
I had unprotected sex with a friend 3 months ago. After 1 months, i got a red spot on my penis, which got away in 1 day. After that i got little itching, tingling and a bit of redness located in my urethra and around it. I have no penile discharge since, but maybe from my rectum, not sure. Maybe just sweat in my pants. The redness appears about every 2-3 weeks and someday i have no itches and someday i do.
Prior to this unprotected encounter, i had been tested for all STD and all came back negative.
I got tested for Gono/chalmydia and came back negative, 3 weeks ago.
I have a Foreskin problem since i'm a kid, my foreskin can't fully retract when i'm in erection, which already caused me some irritation around foreskin back in the days. I already had some redness around foreskin due to masturbation and skin not rectracting.
Since i have this problem, can it be balanitis, yeast or just NGU? Since the Chlam/Gono test was negative?
I asked the girl if she had a test and she told me her blood test came back dec 3rd, and she told me that everything was fine. (She may be lying) i have no proof? I'm scared of Herpes due to the statistique i'm reading on internet, I had no outbreaks at all, but now i seem to be checking my penis every minute to be sure i'm fine.
I have a few questions.
1) what are the chances that i have genital herpes from the symptoms i have (tingling redness and little itching)
2) If she even had herpes, and no outbreaks, is it 100% sure it is transmitted for 1 single encounter of about 20 minutes. Because I had a protected encounter with her and the next day 1 encounter for 20 minutes unprotected.
3) Since i had no outbreaks yet, can i feel less stressed about this disease because i just can't sleep, im hypocondriac and can't get this idea out of my head even though she told me her test was fine.
Thanks in advance
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Herpes spreads by oral, vaginal and anal sex.
Herpes sores blister, then burst, scab and heal.
STIs are the most common cause of genital sores.
Millions of people are diagnosed with STDs in the U.S. each year.
STDs can't be transmitted by casual contact, like hugging or touching.
Syphilis is an STD that is transmitted by oral, genital and anal sex.
