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Protected Sex & Recurring Prostatis Maybe or something else?
Dear All Experts,
I am a 29 Male.
Recently, I hooked up with a girl and we were using condoms. Midway through the intercourse i think I half ejaculated, but I am able to carry on as I can maintain the stiffness and we continued for half an hour so. Afterwards I took off the condom, it was intact, cause it was clearly stuck to my junk. Everything was fine, we slept at the hotel nude with my junk exposed. About 5 days later, I felt what would be sensation in my genitals and near the prostate area ( I have had prostatis before) and now I am just experiencing genital pressure (also when I pee). Am I at a risk of any STDs or STI or this could be just another revival of prostatis due to the hygiene of the place? Anyone have similar experience?
Thanks for your input!
I am a 29 Male.
Recently, I hooked up with a girl and we were using condoms. Midway through the intercourse i think I half ejaculated, but I am able to carry on as I can maintain the stiffness and we continued for half an hour so. Afterwards I took off the condom, it was intact, cause it was clearly stuck to my junk. Everything was fine, we slept at the hotel nude with my junk exposed. About 5 days later, I felt what would be sensation in my genitals and near the prostate area ( I have had prostatis before) and now I am just experiencing genital pressure (also when I pee). Am I at a risk of any STDs or STI or this could be just another revival of prostatis due to the hygiene of the place? Anyone have similar experience?
Thanks for your input!
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