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I have brief unprotected oral sex 13 days ago
Noticed mild urethra discomfort 2 days after. Freaked out and got tested. There has been no signs of discharge, cloudy urine, odor and no signs of painful urination. I was administered rocephin and azithromycin 2 days after. On days 3-7 I experienced abdominal pain and moderate testicle/rectum pain. 9 days after the incident and 8 days after the Meds I went to my pcp. We ordered testing for everything. He stated that things looks well during a physical exam but noticed minor epididymis. My main concern is that is is 11 days after medication and 2 weeks since the incident and I still have some discomfort in the tip of my penis. I was prescribed Valium which works.... But will the symptoms ever go away? Any guidance or thoughts will help. Thank you
Noticed mild urethra discomfort 2 days after. Freaked out and got tested. There has been no signs of discharge, cloudy urine, odor and no signs of painful urination. I was administered rocephin and azithromycin 2 days after. On days 3-7 I experienced abdominal pain and moderate testicle/rectum pain. 9 days after the incident and 8 days after the Meds I went to my pcp. We ordered testing for everything. He stated that things looks well during a physical exam but noticed minor epididymis. My main concern is that is is 11 days after medication and 2 weeks since the incident and I still have some discomfort in the tip of my penis. I was prescribed Valium which works.... But will the symptoms ever go away? Any guidance or thoughts will help. Thank you
Not sure, don't think it is STD related based on time frame. Might be more mental then anything else.
Ok, what do you think the epididymitus could mean? Bacterial Sti is gone but inflammation continues?
Can't really tell you anything as you have medicated and didn't test in the correct time frame. Not sure if you picked up a STD or not.
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