Whatever is going on isn't an STD. No infection can cause symptoms that start only 8 hours after exposure. (Of course, if you caught urethritis before that exposure--say if you had another sexual exposure several days earlier--you could have an STD, just not acquired when you thought.) Had you been my patient, I would not have treated you without testing. But the fact that your symptoms didn't get better on doxy or azithromycin is further evidence they aren't due to any infection.
Follow up with your provider if the symptom persists. But don't worry about STD as the cause.
Good luck-- HHH, MD
Greetings,
I completely understand your concerns and I hope I can offer some insight while you wait for the doctor's response. I have had similar symptoms to what you describe and have read in this forum, and/or been told ( see " Am I spinning my wheels" post on 8/16) that there is NOT an STD that presents itself within 8 hours.
Without talking for the physician, It may be some sort of irritant, spermacide,..etc, that is causing your symptoms.
Be well
OverA
there was litlte no chance of exposure prior to the sysmptoms first starting, It had been several weeks, at least 8, since my last sexual experience. With this situation, we had sex in the early afternoon, and by 8 that night I started noticing the erritation.
Therefore, your symptoms cannot be due to an STD.
HHH, MD
Thank you for the assistance