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Is this an std?
I am male and have a few sexual with other men.
I have rarely any unprotected anal sex. I bottomed twice a few year ago, and once A guy sat on my erect penis due to a misunderstandings, but I removed it from his anus after a few seconds.
Otherwise I have also received and given oral sex.
Recently I notice discharge from penis, it’s very little bit, cloud white and no smell. I only see it in morning and only 1 small drop. I also have burning when I pee once a day.
No sore ever, and I noticed the discharge a few days ago.
Can it be Gonnorrhea ? I read that Gonoreah has yellow thick smelly discharge, not white watery and no smell like mine. How about chlamydia?
Thank you
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Honestly, it could be gonorrhea, chlamydia, NGU or mycoplasma genitalium. It could also be an issue with your prostate, or just a normal discharge.
The only way to know for sure is to get tested. You've had some risk, so testing is a good idea.
For the burning, make sure you're drinking plenty of water and lay off the alcohol and caffeine.
Let us know what happens with your testing.
The only way to know for sure is to get tested. You've had some risk, so testing is a good idea.
For the burning, make sure you're drinking plenty of water and lay off the alcohol and caffeine.
Let us know what happens with your testing.
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Thank you! I went for testing yesterday. They took a urine sample for Gonorreah and chlamydia. I’m waiting on results now.
She didnt bring it up, but I asked about syphilis and she recommended testing for it just in case. I’ve never had any sores so I don’t know whether I need it or not? What are typical syphilis symptoms? Should I test for it?
She didnt bring it up, but I asked about syphilis and she recommended testing for it just in case. I’ve never had any sores so I don’t know whether I need it or not? What are typical syphilis symptoms? Should I test for it?
Sure, you can test for it. I wouldn't be overly worried about it. Did she offer you testing for it?
Syphilis would give you a round, painless sore initially. That's the primary phase. If you miss that, and some do, if they aren't looking for it, the secondary stage is a rash, usually on the palms of your hands, soles of your feet and torso, but that can vary a bit. That's harder to miss. If you don't get it treated then, it can spread to other parts of your body, and you may not feel symptoms. This can take years.
It's a good idea to test for it with routine testing, but it's uncommon enough that you don't have to run out and test after every sexual encounter.
Syphilis would give you a round, painless sore initially. That's the primary phase. If you miss that, and some do, if they aren't looking for it, the secondary stage is a rash, usually on the palms of your hands, soles of your feet and torso, but that can vary a bit. That's harder to miss. If you don't get it treated then, it can spread to other parts of your body, and you may not feel symptoms. This can take years.
It's a good idea to test for it with routine testing, but it's uncommon enough that you don't have to run out and test after every sexual encounter.
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