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Ttingling With Urination, Clear Blister On Knuckle. Had Relation With A Person Who Had Prosatitis, Chlamydia. Next Step ?
I am 33, female, 5 4 105 lbs, very physically active. 2 children: 5 and 1 year. Have been separated from a 7 year monogamous relationship and just started dating a month ago only one person. Was physical mid september and somehow he ended up with prostatitis and he said chlamydia also. I was treated based on his diagnosis with zithromax (i believe) 1 gram at PP and my slight symptoms of tingling with urination disappeared. We have not been together since. I am getting a bit of tingling with urination now and have no idea why. I also have a very small red/clear blister that just popped up on my knuckle this morning. I have not been active with anyone, and am wondering what my next step should be?
Wed, 31 Oct 2012
Hi.
Thanks for posting your query.
The blister may be due to Genital Herpes. Usually appears in groups, rarely may be single. After a day it may be ulcerated and will heal after a week or two.
Your tingling sensation of urination may be due to Trichomoas infection.
Consult your Gynecologist or a Dermato venereologist and they will investigate and help you further.
Get well soon.
Dr S.Murugan
Thanks for posting your query.
The blister may be due to Genital Herpes. Usually appears in groups, rarely may be single. After a day it may be ulcerated and will heal after a week or two.
Your tingling sensation of urination may be due to Trichomoas infection.
Consult your Gynecologist or a Dermato venereologist and they will investigate and help you further.
Get well soon.
Dr S.Murugan
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Internal examination should be done to examine your uterus.& screening tests of other STD'S should be done
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