On July 11, I engaged in sex with a female CSW.  The condom broke while penetrating.  It was seconds before I pulled out and put on a new condom.  I also received unprotected oral from her.  I experienced no symptoms.  15 days later (7/26), I resumed unprotected intercourse with a regular female partner.  As luck would have it, the same day or day after, the head of my penis was a bit irritated and a bit red.  It was uncomfortable when I urinated (little burning/blockage feeling).  A clear non-ejaculate fluid was also present (very scant but on urethra) without milking (but more so if I apply pressure).  Two days ago, on Monday (7/29), I went to urgent care.  I was negative on everything (uti, trich, ureaplasma, gonorrhea, chlamydia, syphilis, hiv, hep, etc..).  I feel my symptoms are improving; however, the clear fluid is still present and the urination does not seem to flow as easy (although I think this may be from anxiety).   The negative tests were reassuring; however, this whole episode has stressed me out beyond belief as I always use care with my sexual health.  Did I pose any risk to my current partner (or future partners)? Should I follow up with urgent care? What course of action should I take?  I'm not sure what's going on with me.  Any advice or help is appreciated.  Thanks for all you do.  Also, Dr. Handsfield and Dr. Hook, please try to update your profile photos showing how distinguished you both are looking these days :)

Welcome to the forum. I'm happy to help.---

Shortly, after I typed my initial email, the clear fluid went away (or to the point where I don't notice).  I treated the redness/irritation on the head of my penis with lotrimin and that too has subsided.  Now, the redness only appears after I masturbate and it has lessened with the lotrimin.  I took azo as well.  I am unsure as to what this was.  Maybe a yeast infection or skin irritation? The urgent care physician hinted it might be something superficial that happened.  I'm still worried but I feel better overall.  Subsequently, I returned to urgent care, but they did not prescribe me anything as results were negative.  Although, I wish they had just to make me feel better.  This might be a stupid question, but is there ever just an antibiotic or an otc that can just flush out the system?  

I'm glad to hear things have cleared up, and that the urgent care doc also had a reassuring evaluation and advice.---

Thank you for your help, Dr. Handsfield.  Between your latest reply, the urgent care physician consult and test results, I feel much better and I'm ready to move on.  I feel 100% better physically (symptoms have cleared).  I realize that you have to close this thread, but before you do, can you please just take a guess as to what initially happened to me physically to bring me to the forum in the first place.  Maybe I could have taken more preventative measures, but as I've mentioned, I always try my best to be careful when it comes to my sexual health.  Any additional insight would be helpful.  Regardless, thank you.  I've been reading your advice for years and it's truly helped me be more aware of being safe and responsible.  Enjoy the rest of your summer.   

My best guess is that the penile irritation had nothing to do with your CSW contact, but was some sort of physical irritation or perhaps a superficial yeast infection -- which could be from your regular partner. (Yeasts are normal in the vagina, and can irritate a male partner's penis.) This fits not only with the timing, but with improvement on Lotrimin -- an anti-yeast medication. If it happens again, your partner might consider seeing her gyn for evaluation for possible yeast infection.---