On April 23 I had protected sex with a female and also protected sex from another female later that day. A few days after that I noticed some redness at the tip of my penis head. It was more like a rash not blisters. My urine also was dribbling out after I urinated but there was no pain and it was just watery. It is now may 16 and the redness is still somewhat there and I'm still dribbling after I urinate. I concerned about hsv2 I've read it can be in the urethral tract....I have no flu symptoms, no blisters, I went to a dermatologist and showed him the redness he said not herpes but could not answer for the urine issue. I'm very worried at this point. I got tested for Chlamidia and gon both came back negative.

Hmmm.  I'm thinking that the urine dribbling has nothing to do with the sexual encounters as they were completely protected, is that correct?  I'm very glad that you went to see a dermatologist as our ability to help with these situations is limited by not being able to see you in person.  Is this dribbling completely new for you? 
I honestly think that if you had somehow acquired HSV 2 through these sexual encounters, you would display symptoms in the genital area like blisters or sores.  I also don't think if the redness was due in any way to herpes, it wouldn't last this long, especially with no skin symptoms.  You my wish to visit a urologist and make sure your prostate is completely normal and talk about the dribbling with them as well.

Terri
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Hi thank you

And as I said no sex of oral since April 23

While it is true that you can acquire herpes even with condom use, it isn't all that common and your symptoms don't. Most men that I have seen acquire herpes while using a condom have outbreaks at the base of the penis.  I seriously doubt that redness at the tip of the penis (that was covered by a condom) is a symptom of new herpes.  Have you ever had a herpes IgG test in the past to know that you are not infected with herpes?

Terri
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Yes but it was about 2 years ago and it was negative.....

I guess I'm just very nervous i just don't know what this could be 

Do I need to pay again? I'm just looking for some answers I apologize 

Herpes outbreaks are often painful and are most often accompanied by sores or blisters, not a flat red rash as you describe it to be.  And I doubt that it would last this long either.  I honestly don't think for a moment that the dermatologist would miss a herpes infection.

Terri
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