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10 weeks for symptoms?

I had unprotected anal sex with a friend 10 weeks ago.  He was tested for stds and hiv in Dec, and I was negative.  I have tested negative for hiv at 10 weeks.  I have not had any sex since event 10 weeks ago.  I had no symptoms of anything, but this week when I masturbated I noticed very little semen came out when I ejaculated.  Three days later I had a very cloudy discharge when I urinated.  The next day my right testicle was aching, and hurt to the touch,,,further inspection proved it to be the epydimis, not the actual testicle.  Still aches ... Is this an STD or something to do with my weird masturbation session that ended without ejaculation?
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No symptoms at all.  The cipro and biaxin were not for stds, they were for a sinus infection.  No pain, no discharge.  I did get a yeast infection from the antibiotics, and wondered if that could have managed it's way to my urinary tract...but no burning, nothing like that.  All of this seemed to be triggered from my masturbating without and ejaculation over the weekend...
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Hi, with anal sex your exposed to many types of bacterias including E-Coli. If you not having any white penis discharge or burning while urinating you most likely are ok as those would be the classic symptoms. Were you diagnosed for epiditimusits? Cipro treats specific infections and depends what you have. Were you tested for all std,s prior to the cipro?
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Also should add, treated with Cipro 500mg for 10 days and Biaxin 500mg for 21 days for sinus infection, during the time frame of possible std infection....would this cause a delay or would it actually cure the std infection, if there was one to begin with?
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