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Hematospermia and dull groin ache??
So last year in August I had hermatospermia, it went away entirely after about 10 days and I never thought anything else of it.
However I have had it again for the past week, and this time it has been accompanied by a dull ache in my groin area to the left of the base of my penis. It is worse when I sit down than when I stand up.
I have been told it could potentially be prostatitis, but it could all also be the result of an infection.
I have read that it could be Chlamydia or Gonorrhea, but if it had been Chlamydial, I have inferred that it would;t have simply disappeared for a year to then come back again?
I was tested for that 5 years ago when I met my now wife and we have both been faithful ever since and we both tested negative. Surely a false negative couldn't have laid this low for this long without any signs?
The only other "symptom" I would note is that I have noticed over the last 18 months that I have become extremely prone to premature ejaculation...I am unsure if this is relevant or not?
Otherwise, no burning, no pain, no discharges...
Trying to get a doctors appointment for this week but wanted to try and get my head around this whilst I wait
However I have had it again for the past week, and this time it has been accompanied by a dull ache in my groin area to the left of the base of my penis. It is worse when I sit down than when I stand up.
I have been told it could potentially be prostatitis, but it could all also be the result of an infection.
I have read that it could be Chlamydia or Gonorrhea, but if it had been Chlamydial, I have inferred that it would;t have simply disappeared for a year to then come back again?
I was tested for that 5 years ago when I met my now wife and we have both been faithful ever since and we both tested negative. Surely a false negative couldn't have laid this low for this long without any signs?
The only other "symptom" I would note is that I have noticed over the last 18 months that I have become extremely prone to premature ejaculation...I am unsure if this is relevant or not?
Otherwise, no burning, no pain, no discharges...
Trying to get a doctors appointment for this week but wanted to try and get my head around this whilst I wait
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Syphilis is an STD that is transmitted by oral, genital and anal sex.
Discharge often isn't normal, and could mean an infection or an STD.
Chlamydia, an STI, often has no symptoms, but must be treated.
Bumps in the genital area might be STDs, but are usually not serious.
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