I'm sorry you got COVID, but happy to hear it was mild and no longer an issue for you. That you did not later have detectable coronavirus antibody is not an indication of poor antibody production for other conditions. Among other things, there are several kinds of COVID antibody tests, and some are expected to remain negative after infection. In any case, the HIV tests you had are not dependent on antibody for positive results (because you have had RNA and antigen tests, in addition to HIV antibody). It remains 100% certain you do not have HIV.

It is conceivable you indeed have chronic bacterial prostatitis, not CPPS. It is true that the bacteria found on culture can be normal in the genitourinary tract, but they also can cause prostatitis. You should follow up on this with your own doctors. They are also in the best position to determine if you might have reactive arthritis (which may in some cases be triggered by prostatitis). You are in superb hands if you are continuing care with Freedom Health, a highly regarded and highly respected clinic for all issues and conditions related to sexual health, including ReA. Neither Dr. Hook nor I have any expertise they do not, and they probably have provided personal, hands on care for more patients than we have. They will know how to evaluate you for ReA, perhaps including HLA genetic typing. (They'll know what that is and how to go about it.) 

This forum is not a site for evaluation of problems other than HIV or STIs, which unequivocally you do not have. As you have been told before, we do not permit repeated question on the same topic, so this must be your last. Future ones along these lines will be deleted without reply and without refund of the posting fee. Thank you for your understanding.

HHH, MD

I’ve stopped the antidepressants and desperate to get on with my life.

Thank you once again, honestly I’m a normal sane English man, I just want to get on with my life,I understand no risk exposure and definitel tests results  but these last years of Covid have made it impossible to get answers and with my symptoms it’s made me go doo lally! 

Sorry you're having trouble getting further evaluation on account of COVID. I don't have any insights about getting around such restrictions in the UK. But this forum does not provide direct medical care and is not a substitute for it.

2) Enterococcus, almost certainly yes. Staph -- depends on the staph species, of which there are several; and testing to determine antibiotic susceptibility. To be discussed with the doctor or clinic that ordered the test.

3) Yes. Now stop asking about STDs.

4) I have not heard of and am entirely naive that that disorder. Looking online, I find Mondor's disease (not Mordor's) as a rare, superficial thrombophlebitis that can occur anywhere on the body, including the penis. To my knowledge, it is not triggered by infections or STDs, but I can't say anything more about it. Not being an STD means it is out of this forum's intentions, which do not include genital disorders other than STDs.

To speak with Dr wright at freedom health just on the phone costs like a weeks wages, it’s crazy how much money they are making whilst the NHS fails to see people.

To finish up with and then I promise to leave you both in peace, I hope in knowledge that you helped me, even when you were blunt and abrupt I know it was out of kindness.

I was suicidal at some points and was convinced I had hiv and was ready to take my own life, it’s still difficult to move on when you have had such a low.

That ends this thread. I hope the multiple discussions have been helpful at some level, but it seems clear that you are still having trouble accepting or believing the repeated, reasoned, science based reassurances you have had repeatedly both on this forum and from the various doctors and clinics you have seen. I imagine I or Dr. Hook have suggested professional counseling previously. It still makes sense.

Good bye and best wishes.