Azithromycin is a standard treatment for NGU. Beyond that I know nothing about the recommended dosing. I am not a doctor. Continue to work with yours.
wouldn't the azithromycin (1g, one dose) and/or Cipro (500mg 2x a day) have treated the NGU? i'm only on day 5 of the Cipro.
If you had unprotected oral then I would think gonorrhea or NGU would be more likely explanations than herpes. If your symptoms do not improve you should be tested and probably treated for NGU.
shoot, i think i may have mis-typed that....with my most recent partner, we've had oral and anal sex (protected anal, unprotected oral). the last time i had anal sex besides with him was last year, but have had a few encounters of unprotected oral earlier this year.
the DR that i saw on monday at the clinic said he would have not diagnosed it as a UTI based on the original UA. he never said would he would have diagnosed it; but said the bacteria amount was too low, in his opinion.
There would usually be skin lesions with herpetic urethritis. And if you only had condom-protected sex with your most recent partner, then you could not have contracted it or any other urethra STD.
Oral sex can transmit urethral STDs, primarily gonorrhea and NGU, but it sounds like it has been a few weeks since you have had oral; symptoms usually appear within a week or two after exposure.
I find it very curious that the clinic told you that you had a UTI on Thursday, then gave you a preliminary diagnosis of herpes on Monday.
You have had two separate urinalyses that have showed a UTI. I would put my money on that as the cause of your symptoms rather than herpes or another STD.