I feel a little bit pain when I urinate

[Alpha_PUA]

Hi experts,

I checked my penis and I'm seeing a yellow-green liquid coming out. I feel a little bit pain when I urinate. Is this STD?
What medicine should I take to completely cure this? I need your help. I regret I didn't wear a condom. I think I got this from the girl I picked up and turned into a girlfriend just recently. I know her. Should I tell her about this?

I will visit a doctor today and I will utilize our company's health benefits or insurance.

[remar]

You have some kind of infection going on. Let me do some research and I will get back to you.

[Alpha_PUA]

Hi Docs,

What does my laboratory results mean? Your answers will be much appreciated.

Thank you.

[Alpha_PUA]

Sample: URETHRAL DISCHARGE

PROCEDURE: Grams Stain

MANY PUS CELLS
RARE EPITHELIAL CELLS
FEW GRAM NEGATIVE ETRACELLULAR DIPLOCOCCI
RARE GRAM NEGATIVE INTRACELLULAR DIPLOCOCCI

[Alpha_PUA]

URINALYSIS

Color: Yellow
Reaction (pH): 7.0
Sugar: Negative

Microscopic Examination:

pus cells/hpf: 20-30
epithelial cells: RARE
am. urates/phospates: FEW

appearance: HAZY
Specific Gravity: 1.005
Protein: TRACE
rbc/hpf: 3-6
mucus threads: RARE
bacteria: FEW

[Alpha_PUA]

i went to our Health Department and the Doctor got a specimen of the yellow-green liquid and urinalysis from me. I will get back to him to get the results and he said maybe i will have an injection for antibiotics or he may prescribe medicines for me to take for the cure.

i hope i will still be able to reproduce and negative with HIV.

if it's my time, it's my time. there's nothing i can do if it's God's will.

[jesyka1vee]

You definitely have an STD. Get it treated by your Doctor or Health Department, then practice safe-sex because even that isn't 100% safe.

[remar]

Yes, you should tell your girlfriend so she can go to the Dr too. It could be either an STD, and or a urinary tract infection. I do hope you were able to get in to see your Dr to find out what's going on. Use a condom every single time with every single sex act to help protect yourself and your partner against STD's and an unplanned pregnancy.