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What Causes Testicle Pain With White Penile Discharge?
I went to my doctor 12 days ago with what I thought were symptom of chlamydia. A full round of STD testing was completed and all came back negative. In the mean time I was place on a Zithromax and Ceftriaxone treatment to be safe. If the STD test came back negative, what would be the cause of the following symptoms: white/clear discharge first thing in the morning, achy testicles, inflamed urethra. Since then all of the symptoms have gone except for periodic achy testicles and some residual diarrhea.
Mon, 18 May 2015
Hello
I appreciate your concern
Looking at your description this could be due to Urinary tract infection or inflammation may be caused by E coli or may be associated with urinary tract obstruction
So if you can upload me your complete reports with relevant medical history I will be able to guide you better
periodic achy testicles can be caused by local trauma or recurrent infection
Meanwhile have plenty of fluids
Maintain good hygiene
Have multivitamin and calcium supplements
Use condom while having sex
Hope this helps you
Best wishes
I appreciate your concern
Looking at your description this could be due to Urinary tract infection or inflammation may be caused by E coli or may be associated with urinary tract obstruction
So if you can upload me your complete reports with relevant medical history I will be able to guide you better
periodic achy testicles can be caused by local trauma or recurrent infection
Meanwhile have plenty of fluids
Maintain good hygiene
Have multivitamin and calcium supplements
Use condom while having sex
Hope this helps you
Best wishes
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