I’m having a tingling  sensation intermittently at tip or just inside penis. I’ve had sti testing all negative but can’t test for HPv. I’ve had a cytoscopy found nothing. Urinalysis found only some WBC and highly acidic urine. Negative ultrasound and cat scan. I have diabetes uncontrolled and hypothyroidism. Does this sound like HPV? 

Welcome to our forum and thanks for your question. I’ll be glad to comment. HPV infections are typically asymptomatic. Tingling is not a symptom of HPV. The most common cause of genital area tingling sensation occurs in persons who are looking for symptoms and notice what would otherwise be normal sensation.  Both diabetes and hypothyroidism can also occasionally cause neurologic symptoms although for those symptoms to occur in the general area would be quite unusual.---

Ok so to my understanding you’re saying this wouldn’t be HPV related got it. My diabetes is uncontrolled. The only thing they found was Highly Acidic Urine and. Few WBC in my urinalysis so that led me to think maybe Urethritis as a result of HPV.  Is there anything you can recommend I look into as a possible cause? 

There is nothing here to suggest HPV.  As I said, HPV is typically totally asymptomatic.  As I also said above, tingling is a non-specific symptom.further, intermittent symptoms of any sort are rarely a sign of something serious.  Poorly controlled diabetes may contribute.  This certainly does not suggest STI.---

Yes I’ve seen 3 urologists actually. They did the cytoscopy along with other things. One final thing and I’m done. Could HPV causes symptoms without lesions present? I’ve not been able to get a clear idea on it. Thanks in advance 

As I’ve said, with our without lesions HPV does not cause symptoms.  The tingling you are experiencing is not due to HPV.---