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Discoloured Urethral Opening, No Pain While Urinating, Not Sexually Active Recently. Causes For Symptoms?
i am a 33 year old male with a discoloration in my urethral opening. No pain urinating, last instance of sexual activity was last sept (protected, no oral sex since June 2012, no anal sex ever. i have been watching it for the past 2 months and there has been no change in size. no change in urine flow, no itchyness - no symptoms of any kind.
Wed, 3 Jul 2013
Hi there ~
I understand your concerns. I believe you have a problem with the discoloration of urethral opening and you need to consult a doctor who can examine the area and come to a conclusion as to what the real problem may be. I hope this helps in your situation and please do not use any local application till you consult a doctor.
I hope this helps. Take good care of yourself and have a lovely day!
I understand your concerns. I believe you have a problem with the discoloration of urethral opening and you need to consult a doctor who can examine the area and come to a conclusion as to what the real problem may be. I hope this helps in your situation and please do not use any local application till you consult a doctor.
I hope this helps. Take good care of yourself and have a lovely day!
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Hi,
What is the color of the penis right now. There are certain STDs that can happen that do not have any presenting symptoms but just have some vague presentations. They do not cause pain or itching to the area.
2 of these are syphilis and herpes. Also, even though you had protected sex, it does not mean that the sex was completely safe. You need to understand that condoms offer some protection but not total protection. What you should do is get tested for an STD panel and see if anything pops up as positive. I hope this helps.
Dr Vineet
What is the color of the penis right now. There are certain STDs that can happen that do not have any presenting symptoms but just have some vague presentations. They do not cause pain or itching to the area.
2 of these are syphilis and herpes. Also, even though you had protected sex, it does not mean that the sex was completely safe. You need to understand that condoms offer some protection but not total protection. What you should do is get tested for an STD panel and see if anything pops up as positive. I hope this helps.
Dr Vineet
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