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STD doctors in Phoenix Or Glendale AZ

Hi,
Please let me know if anyone knows any good doctors who treat STD's in Phoenix Or Glendale AZ area. I have been to a couple of PCP's but none of them are able to help.
Thanks
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3149845 tn?1506627771
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Start with your GP
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3149845 tn?1506627771
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These are not symptoms of any std including herpes. New infection symptoms for herpes would be genital blister type sores that appear about a week after followed by flu like symptoms. What your describing maybe anxiety related but surely not herpes.
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So which specialist should I see for these symptoms if they persists
3149845 tn?1506627771
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What type of symptoms as 4 weeks is a bit out side the window period  and oral is really low risk and if she did not have any open lip sores at the time the risk is close to zero anyway. You can amost certainly rule out hsv2 as her having this oral is extremely rare.
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Thanks Dave. I am having burning sensation which moves around inner thighs and scrotum. Burning sensation at back of neck and sometimes burning feet sensation Since 3-4 weeks. My dermatologist gave me 2 creams to apply, but these symptoms have still not gone.

Unable to diagnose these symptoms Hence wanted to know which doctors  should I see, because 2 PCP's I saw weren't of much help.
3149845 tn?1506627771
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Hi whats seems to be your issue?
dave
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I have symptoms similar to genital hsv1 / hsv2 .it's been 4 weeks after exposure. I had unprotected oral exposure 4 weeks back.
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