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45 + days Penis pain/burn/tingle - no STD signs
I had protected sex w/condom over a month and a half ago. Immediately after, burning began/uncomfortableness. 1 week after I was tested for Chlamydia/Gonorrhea - via urine test. I still went through the prescription of antibiotics and shot. The uncomfortableness has changed. In addition to slight burn/tingle, it now feels like as if I was hard and was pushing my penis against a wall. The tip of the urethra is uncomfortable. No signs of outbreaks, discoloration, discharge, etc. I am just uncomfortable.
Back when having intercourse, I did have a 1/2 pill of Viagra and had sex 3 times in 1 night. The first time I ejaculated, but the other two I did not. I felt like I wanted to go, but couldn't. Also, head of penis began to feel raw, which is why we stopped. If this helps any, there was chaffing on side of shaft and had some scrapes. I've used neosporin, and anti-fungal creams to no avail.
Back when having intercourse, I did have a 1/2 pill of Viagra and had sex 3 times in 1 night. The first time I ejaculated, but the other two I did not. I felt like I wanted to go, but couldn't. Also, head of penis began to feel raw, which is why we stopped. If this helps any, there was chaffing on side of shaft and had some scrapes. I've used neosporin, and anti-fungal creams to no avail.
Set up an appointment with your doctor as soon as possible and discuss it with them. Best of luck!
Might add, that it does not hurt to urinate, but ejaculating is different. Afterwards, it has a burning sensation as if you have soap in it, but it goes away. No discoloration, all seems normal except for the uncomfortableness.
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