[Question #7852] Persistent NGU symptoms- possibly Trich?
51 months ago
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Hello, unfortunately I'm writing once again. I realize my previous questions were due to anxiety around my encounter and I was fixating on HIV and syph. But I felt the need to write again as I've been having persistent NGU symptoms that have been very distressing and it’s been difficult finding answers. I thought maybe it was related to my withdrawal from weed but I don't think that's the case. The symptoms are a leaky, "crawling" irritated feeling in my penis along with a slight discharge that is constant along with some precum every now and then despite no sexual arousal. Slight odor but hard to tell. I know genital secretions are normal but this is constant and very distracting and the spot in my underwear where the penis sits has been wet. The symptoms have come and gone. Here's a timeline:
12/28 and 1/6: unprotected piv sex with female
2/22: discharge and leaky crawly feeling appears. given a shot of ceftriaxone and given doxy for 7 days @ ER. symptoms go away a few days in.
3/02: symptoms come back. a few days later begin a course of penicillin as a swab taken by my doc revealed E. faecalis infection which i know is not an sti. symptoms go away a few days into course.
3/18: symptoms reappear and stay
3/30: begin another penicillin course
4/4: symptoms go away, stay gone until 5/5.
5/7: took 1g of zpak, no real effect.
The symptoms are still here unfortunately. My scrotum has also been tingly, and achey jaw joints. I went to an ER 5/8 just so a doc could see the discharge and that it wasn't my imagination. He saw it and asked if I had been tested for trich. I did test for trich via urine dna test @ quest on 3/4, negative. tests for G/C have also been repeatedly negative. Test on 5/4 for Mgen was negative as well. He prescribed me 7 days Flagyl and said it should clear up my symptoms as trich was the only thing I wasn’t treated for and that he’d be surprised if it didn’t work. Thank you drs. I’m just looking for ideas. Could it be anxiety manifesting the symptoms?
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Edward W. Hook M.D.
51 months ago
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51 months ago
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Edward W. Hook M.D.
51 months ago
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51 months ago
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51 months ago
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Edward W. Hook M.D.
51 months ago
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