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Oral sex and NGU - Should I be worried?
4 weeks ago I gave and received oral sex whilst extremely intoxicated (I am a man, partner was a woman).
11 days after the incident, I went to my doctor, who took a urine sample and throat swab to test for Gonorrhea and Chlamydia - both were negative. Also had a second throat swab around a week later which was again, negative for both.
It's now been 4 weeks since the incident and I've started to notice a very, VERY slight discomfort (almost like a numbness, or mildly burning) sensation in my penis. Probably a 2, perhaps 3 out of 10 at the very most. I also feel that I might be urinating more frequently - but to be honest, I'm not sure.
My main concern is NGU which I don't believe I was screened for previously. Should I be worried or seek treatment given me apparently mild symptoms? I should also add I have not noticed any staining of my underwear, any discharge or any real pain or burning when urinating.
I should also add that I'm incredibly anxious about this, as I am currently travelling for world in a remote part of the world for a further 2 weeks, with no access to further testing.
So whilst I'd like to believe these symptoms are anxiety driven, of course I'm looking for further reassurance...!
Many thanks all. Great forum.
11 days after the incident, I went to my doctor, who took a urine sample and throat swab to test for Gonorrhea and Chlamydia - both were negative. Also had a second throat swab around a week later which was again, negative for both.
It's now been 4 weeks since the incident and I've started to notice a very, VERY slight discomfort (almost like a numbness, or mildly burning) sensation in my penis. Probably a 2, perhaps 3 out of 10 at the very most. I also feel that I might be urinating more frequently - but to be honest, I'm not sure.
My main concern is NGU which I don't believe I was screened for previously. Should I be worried or seek treatment given me apparently mild symptoms? I should also add I have not noticed any staining of my underwear, any discharge or any real pain or burning when urinating.
I should also add that I'm incredibly anxious about this, as I am currently travelling for world in a remote part of the world for a further 2 weeks, with no access to further testing.
So whilst I'd like to believe these symptoms are anxiety driven, of course I'm looking for further reassurance...!
Many thanks all. Great forum.
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