Took Treatment For Prostitis. Not Cured. Getting Irritation On Penis Head After Receiving Oral Sex. HSV-2?
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Thanks for posting your query.
Are you sure that your discharge is coming from your urethral orifice. As you mentioned that the head of your penis was getting irritated and history of oral sex, then you might have an infection of your glans penis and due to secondary infection you may likely to get discharge coming from the under surface of your foreskin which you thought as an urethral discharge. But it is not so and the treatment is different and not related to prostatitis.
If you are sure that the discharge is coming from urethral orifice then you go for smear examination from the discharge for Gonorrhea or other nonspecific bacteria, wet smear for Trichomonas, and culture and sensitivity for Gonorrhea and other nonspecific organisms and proceed further according to the result.
For Chlamydia also you have to check in blood with appropriate test.
If you have HSV infection then you would definite have grouped tiny vesicles and subsequently tiny grouped ulcers over the genitals which would heal with or without treatment within 2 weeks.
Moreover HSV 1 cannot turn as HSV 2, but can cause lesions at genitalia. HSV infection would not persists for months in normal immune competent individuals.
So you consult your physician and have your investigations done under his/her guidance and get treated.
Get well soon.
Dr S.Murugan
I have been on rounds of Azrithromycin 10 days , A month od docycycline and Now Ciprofloxin, Would Herpes Be a factor with the the ongoing discharge that started Back in Febuary, and Was I at risk for HSV 2 when that sex worker applied the condem with her mouth if any saliva was applied to my penis which was red at the time ?
Welcome back with your follow up questions.
The chances of HIV 2 in your case as per the symptom and history are very unlikely.
HSV 2 will not spread through oral sex as it will not be present as a oral infection. Regarding the urethral discharge, Culture of prostatic fluid and semen for gonorrhea,Chlamydia, and nonspecific organism may help to fix the diagnosis. Even there is no growth in culture, repeated prostatic massage will help to alleviate the symptoms if it is due to a chronic prostatitis.
Co-Trimoxazole is another drug useful to treat prostatitis.
Wish you a speedy recovery.