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I had protected sex with a professional. Two days after i had some discomfort in my testicles, no discharge. I went to my doc and had a test that was negative. The test was a swab of my penis. I still have some discomfort in my testicles. Is there a chance the test was wrong?
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COMMUNITY LEADER
Antibiotics will - but there are preferred antibiotics for each infection.
Herpes, HPV and molluscum are viruses, and not curable with antibiotics.
Please keep everything in one thread.
Aj
Herpes, HPV and molluscum are viruses, and not curable with antibiotics.
Please keep everything in one thread.
Aj
COMMUNITY LEADER
You could get gonorrhea or syphilis orally, but its low risk.
Aj
Aj
COMMUNITY LEADER
Yes, two days is too soon to test. It can take a week to show chlamydia, NGU or gonorrhea.
However, if you had protected sex, you wouldn't get any of these. If you had unprotected oral, you could get NGU or gonorrhea.
AJ
However, if you had protected sex, you wouldn't get any of these. If you had unprotected oral, you could get NGU or gonorrhea.
AJ
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