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Discharge but not an STD?

On Wednesday, August 24th, I had unprotected anal sex with my boyfriend.  On Friday, August 27th, I had a large amount of white, milky discharge from my penis.  I went to my walk in health clinic on Saturday afternoon where they took a urine sample and gave me a shot of anti-biotic.  They presumed it was an STD.  I received my results Monday, August 29th which said they were negative for gonorrhea and chlamydia.  However it is now September 1st and I still have some discharge.  The doctor thought it was odd that I had discharge but no discomfort.  I also did not any pain when I urinated.  This happened last summer as well and when they prescribed an anti-biotic it did nothing to stop the discharge or itch.  I discussed this with one of my friends and she thought it might be a yeast infection.  I used an over the counter product for feminine yeast infections and it went away.  Is it possible for guys to get yeast infections on a regular basis or could it be a clue to another problem?  I have also been tested for syphilis and hiv and they were negative as well.
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yes, I needed the hydrocodone, skin was coming off and it was very painful to sleep, move or even wear underwear.
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101028 tn?1419603004
they gave you a narcotic for a yeast infection? Dang I gotta start going to your doctor!
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I went to the doctor today.  He said that while I probably did have a Non-gonococcal urethritis the antibiotic doxycycline hyclate made conditions favorable for a yeast infection.  We stopped the DH this morning and I am now on Fluconazole (for the yeast infection) and hydrocodone (for the pain).  He said I should notice a change within 4-5 days.  I have a 9 day supply.  He said if it does not look better by Friday to come in.  Change underwear twice a day.  Ensure that I am thoroughly dry after I shower.  He said that if I can stand it to use the monistat as well.  We will see what happens.  
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101028 tn?1419603004
we'll continue to discuss your situation in your own post you have going - thanks!
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Just wondering my case is it the same as you (JGTX77). Sometime i will have a large amount of white or milky discharge but not always. Most of the time i notice that when i drink cold drinks or after masturbation might have the white discharge but i think that's normal. I wonder do i need to go to see a doctor or go for any tests?
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It almost looks like candida.  Since today is a holiday I have to wait until tomorrow for my dr to open.  I will continue to take the DH and use the otc antifungal cream.
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101028 tn?1419603004
well if you didn't have a fungal infection before this, you probably do now from 2 antibiotics :(

if you are still having discharge by midweek, see an urologist.
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Well he prescribed doxycycline hyclate and recommended an otc yeast infection cream.  While I have been on the dh since Friday, I have not noticed a change but the itching did get more severe so I started using the yeast infection cream.  Also the head of the penis got really red.  I thought dh was for bacterial infections?  If that's the case and this turns out to be a fungal infection then is it possible it won't have any effect on the issue and we are back at square one?
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101028 tn?1419603004
A yeast infection in males is typically in the form of a rash. it won't cause urethral discharge in a male.

An urologist is probably your best bet at this point for follow up.


has your bf had full std testing including anal swabbing?  

grace
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1318465 tn?1614894302
Hi

Yes, a guy can have a yeast infection.  Also what you decribe is consistent with non-chlamydial ngu.
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