NSU, STD or Virus?

[charliew703]

I've had frequent urination and some slight discomfort after an unprotected sexual encounter, but have tested negative for Chlamydia, Gonnorhea, Syphilis, HIV, Herpes, Hepatitis.  I haven't experienced any discharge but did notice a slightly darker/pink patch of skin less than 1cm in diameter on my inner thigh recently.  The urinary symtoms have reduced after a 2 week course of doxy along with cefuroxime and then metronidazole, but I still have some discomfort/ache in the balls and bladder after urinating a week+ post treatment.   The scary part is I've been tested for HIV at 12 weeks negative but I've had fatigue/tiredness, slightly swollen nodes in my neck and a cough since about 4-6 weeks post exposure.  Also my daughter has had a persistent cough for about the same time (for 2 months).  I don't have access to reliable medical facilities so hoping to get further information on tests I should do.

Does NSU typically take a few weeks for symptoms go away in men?
Since the symptoms didn't clear until the second week of doxy when I started Metronidazole, should I assume I had trichomonas or could it had been a delay of reduced symptoms?  
What other bacteria could cause these symptoms?
Are there other STDs or viruses I should test for as a male?  HTLV, HMRV, CMV, Mono, etc?
Could I have gotten something and passed it on to my daughter by kissing her goodnight or sharing a glass?

[charliew703]

I was just wondering if you would expect wbc to be a lot higher than 4-6 with an STD.  My doc said it should be higher and doesn't think I have an std, but I can't help but think so since these symptoms started 3-5 days after an unprotected encounter and have persisted since and I never had them before this.  

[Vance2335]

We can't/don't interpret test result, you would have to ask your Dr.

[charliew703]

I ask because my wbc has been 0-2, 2-4, 4-6 over the course of 4-5 months, wondering if you would expect it to be much higher if Chlamydia or Gonorrhea were the cause.  I had Chlamydia and Gonorrhea tests but not sure if they were in the right time frame after courses of antibiotics.

[charliew703]

If I had chlamydia or gonorrhea what would expect to see for wbc numbers on the urinalysis?

[gracefromHHP]

sounds more like you have a kidney stone issue perhaps than a std issue.  antibiotics won't help if that is the issue. you need to see an urologist at this point.

grace

[charliew703]

I haven't had any discharge at all

[Vance2335]

Trich normally has discharge

[charliew703]

So I've continued to have aching and discomfort in my balls and urethra.  I've had further urinalysis that showed 4-6 wbc, rbc+, calcium crystals and sulfur crystals.  Could trichomoniasis cause this?  I took a 2g does of zithromax 4 days ago but it didn't seem to help any.  

[Life360_Dave]

Hi and welcome, i found the  below link from a similar question asked here that may or may not help.
http://www.medhelp.org/posts/STDs/NSU-Urethritis----how-long-does-it-take-to-go-when-the-symptoms-are-frequent-urination/show/143439