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Very Mild burning or stinging at tip of penis
Doctor,
First of all, that you for answering my previous question.
I have one question though which I hope you have an some answer for. I have tried researching this online but I haven't found anything useful yet. My sexual/medical history is the same as last time (only oral 3-4 months ago with steady partner. No drugs, alcohol etc). Because of my history, I am not extremely concerned about most of the feelings or things I notice on my body unless they seem really extreme. That said, I have probably been paying closer attention to these things recently than I normally do. Recently, I have been focusing on a very mild sensation that i get at the very tip of my penis (the opening) when I ejaculate after masturbation. I normally masturbate in the shower. I am not quite sure how to describe the sensation but if i had to, i would say it is more like a very very mild stinging or burning but even then i'm not sure those are the right words. I only really feel it at the moment of ejaculation. My penis feels normal when I urinate or any other time and as far as i know it looks normal too. Part of the problem is that i cannot tell if this sensation is recent or if i have always felt it but never paid any real attention to it until now. For the life of me i really cant remember. I guess my question is if this could be a sign of something or is it normal for the opening to be a little irritated (maybe not the right word) at/after ejaculation. Should i be concerned or have it looked at? Thank you for any information.
First of all, that you for answering my previous question.
I have one question though which I hope you have an some answer for. I have tried researching this online but I haven't found anything useful yet. My sexual/medical history is the same as last time (only oral 3-4 months ago with steady partner. No drugs, alcohol etc). Because of my history, I am not extremely concerned about most of the feelings or things I notice on my body unless they seem really extreme. That said, I have probably been paying closer attention to these things recently than I normally do. Recently, I have been focusing on a very mild sensation that i get at the very tip of my penis (the opening) when I ejaculate after masturbation. I normally masturbate in the shower. I am not quite sure how to describe the sensation but if i had to, i would say it is more like a very very mild stinging or burning but even then i'm not sure those are the right words. I only really feel it at the moment of ejaculation. My penis feels normal when I urinate or any other time and as far as i know it looks normal too. Part of the problem is that i cannot tell if this sensation is recent or if i have always felt it but never paid any real attention to it until now. For the life of me i really cant remember. I guess my question is if this could be a sign of something or is it normal for the opening to be a little irritated (maybe not the right word) at/after ejaculation. Should i be concerned or have it looked at? Thank you for any information.
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
That doesn't sound like an STD; the symptoms are tooo vague. And your sexual history indicates virtually no risk of infection. If in doubt, see a health care provider, but don't lose sleep over this in the meantime.
Good luck-- HHH, MD
Good luck-- HHH, MD
Also, i want to mention again that i was recently tested for a few STDs (Chlamydia, Gonohrrea, HIV, and Herpes) and so far I have only recieved the Herpes test back (Negative). I cant imagine how whatever i have, if anything, is an STD but the more i think about it the more paranoid i become. i am visiting my girlfriend in a couple weeks and i really dont want to worry about potentially giving her anything.
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
Even more reason to be confident you aren't infected.
HHH, mD
HHH, mD
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Herpes spreads by oral, vaginal and anal sex.
Herpes sores blister, then burst, scab and heal.
STIs are the most common cause of genital sores.
Millions of people are diagnosed with STDs in the U.S. each year.
STDs can't be transmitted by casual contact, like hugging or touching.
Syphilis is an STD that is transmitted by oral, genital and anal sex.
