Please stop trying to make a diagnosis of herpes based on nonspecific symptoms that atypical for that infection. If you already were tested and negative, that should settle it for you. But if for some reason you want to continue to worry about herpes based on a more recent sexual exposure, unless you develop more typical symptoms, the only way you're going to know is to be tested again in a few weeks.
In the meantime, there is nothing in your symptoms that suggests herpes. If you can't stop obsessing about it, please ask your health care provider whether your anxiety indicates an emotional disorder that would benefit from professional evaluation and treatment. I suggest it out of compassion, not criticism.
HHH, MD
Just today the thing (uvula) in the back of my throat began to bother me and looks elongated. It doesn't really hurt it is just noticably there. Again, I am probably just a little bit too watchful of my body now, but all of these little things together are not doing well for me.
So I guess my question is, could herpes cause symptoms in this order:? penis discharge followed by tip sensitivity, then mild shooting pains, then an eczema looking thing on my scrotum, then a swollen, but not sore throat? I saw my doctor and he said the thing on my scrotum looks like eczema, I already got the negative herpes test that would cover everyone but this latest girl/sexual encounter and it has now been 2.5 weeks since the encounter. Also I have more noticeable than normal hemmorrhoids.
Thanks for the thanks about the forum. But unfortunately, I probably can't help much.
Your scrotal skin rash does not sound at all like herpes. Your other symptoms sound suggestive of an STD, conceivably herpes, although as I said in your earlier thread, the likelihood is virtually zero by contact with a virgin. But maybe she wasn't (how sure are you?), or you might have something that goes back to some previous sex partner. Conceivably that could be atypical recurrent herpes, but I doubt it.
As I said in your earlier thread, "For other possible explanations for your symptoms, you'll have to follow up with your own doctor." Depending on his/her advice, you might want to have a blood test to check for HSV infection.
Good luck-- HHH, MD