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Urethral pain
I am starting to sound crazy. I am dating a girl now for a couple months (she got tested today) and we had sex as I wrote about a while back (3 weeks) with a condom. Well last weekend we did it again ( I know I am stupid for not waiting for STD screen). This time I had the tip in for a few seconds and then washed up and put on a condom. Last night, 4 days later I had a horrible headache and back ache and urethral pain (warm burning feeling) and testicle pain. Still have it today. The tip of my penis is a little red and itchy at the urethra. I had a STD screen 3 weeks ago when I first wrote and it was all negative except type 1 which I know I have in both places. Could my pain be a flare up of my prior type 1 or something else? Maybe the friction caused the pain.
Her results will be in next week and I will be sure to share.
Does type 1/2 cause urethral pain?
Testicle pain
Her results will be in next week and I will be sure to share.
Does type 1/2 cause urethral pain?
Testicle pain
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nothing I can add from the previous advice given. continue to follow up with your provider as symptoms continue.
grace
nothing I can add from the previous advice given. continue to follow up with your provider as symptoms continue.
grace
They said I had blood in my urine. I see where Grace wrote testicular pain is not a herpes sign. Thanks for listening
Dr said maybe Epididymitis. Tested for other stuff. He put pressure on my testicles and that area and it was painful. Not sure it makes sense with other pains I feel. So confused.
Dr started me on doxycycline hyclate. He said he thinks I got an infection and that would explain the testicle pain and urethral pain.
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