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chlymadia through hand job
I recieved a hand job from a sex worker. About 3 and a half weeks later I started getting a discharge from my penis and it was sore when urinating. I went to a clinic who took swabs of my discharge and also urine samples. The Dr told me there and then that I had an NGU more likely linked to CHlymadia. My understanding was chlymadia cannot be transmitted this way. They gave me 4 pills to take which I took today. When I get my test results back, is it likely to come back negative for chlyamdia - has anyone else been in this situation - thanks
good new.....chlymadia and gonrehea urine test came back negative. Bladder infection was also negative. THe antibiotics seemed to have worked for 2 weeks which brings me to the bad news. My discharge has come back again. Phoned GUM clinic and spoke to a nurse who suggested that I have been massaging/investigating my urethra too much which is bringing up the disharge. I am not convinced. My pee does not seem to be burning yet but I seem to be urinating more frequently again. Any ideas?
Did you get your results back? You said the you were still waiting, the post is confusing.
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results due back Tuesday 29th Nov. . Totally worried as anything. Basically a sex worker gave me a hand job whilst using her vaginal fluids as lubricant which is probably how I caught chlymadia. Went to doc who viewed my discharge under a microscope but said she could only see pus. She said it was an NGU and gave me 4 tablets to take as she said it was linked to chlymadia. I asked her what are the chances it wasn't chlymadia and maybe just a urine infection. She said very low.
they also took a urinr sample which is the test results I am waiting for. Thanks
How is it known to be impossible? If there is chlamydia on hands and instantly transferred into the urethra...
On the other hand: OP, it isn't confirmed you have chlamydia. Perhaps it's ureaplasma, which is common and hardly tested for.
On the other hand: OP, it isn't confirmed you have chlamydia. Perhaps it's ureaplasma, which is common and hardly tested for.
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SHe was using her vaginal fluids as lubrication which probably increased the chances. The Dr said I was very unlucky. Since taking the 4 pills yesterday afternoon, I feel a lot better - I am not urinating as much. If it was ureaplasma, would the treatment that was given to me have cured my ureaplasma as well? THanks for your help
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