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Severe Lower Back Pain
My boyfriend and I have been together for a year now. He has mad many sex partners previous to me, and he was my first. Over the summer (we live in different states, go to college together) he admitted to talking to other girls, but denied sleeping with them. Since reuniting in I have experienced severe lower back pain that comes and goes. Also am having more discharge than normal. Have been treated for a "suspected UTI" and he is also having very severe lower back pain. I was also diagnosed with strain B strep about a month ago and took medicine accordingly (probably unrelated). However he and I both are also experiencing headaches, and he (Ive noticed) pees more often? And I recently have discomfort while having sex.
don't be naive and trust that he didn't have sex with others. both of you should go and be seen and get proper exams done. you also can cover your bases with proper std testing too.
is it likely your symptoms are std related? Well they could be but we'd just be guessing. you need to do your part and follow up with proper medical examinations.
grace
is it likely your symptoms are std related? Well they could be but we'd just be guessing. you need to do your part and follow up with proper medical examinations.
grace
No I havent been to the student health center yet. Thats what i was wondering is if it sounds like and STD? Is it common for both of us to have severe lower back pain as a sign of STD?
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