Brief Answer:
Urinary tract infection.

Detailed Answer:
Hi XXXX,

Thanks for posting your question. I can understand your concern.

From your description, I do strongly feel that you have had a self limiting urinary/genital infection which was sexually transmitted.

The commonest sexually transmitted diseases are, genital herpes, gonorrhea, chlamydial infection, trichomonas infection, syphylis, and HIV.

If you have had protected sex, the chances of these are very minimal.

Even then I would suggest you to get yourself examined once by your doctor and get a basic set of tests done to find the exact type of infection.

In my practice, I would ideally ask for these following tests.

1. VDRL/RPR test for syphilis after 2 to 3 weeks of exposure.
2. Urine routine examination and urine culture and sensitivity.
3. Complete hemogram.
4. A Chlamydia test.
5. HIV ELISA after 3 weeks, 3 months and 6 months (HIV is not transmitted by oral sex generally, hence I am hesitating to suggest that).

If you don't get the symptoms again, you may just ignore this, it could possibly be just a viral infection which got cured on its own.

I hope this answers your question. Please do write back if you have further concerns.

Wishing you good health.

Regards.

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Brief Answer:
Allergic reaction to condom possible.

Detailed Answer:
Hello Mr. XXXX,

Thanks for the prompt followup.

There is nothing called a dumb question about health. Relax, I am more than happy to be helping you understand the issue.

Yes, the possibility of an allergic reaction to the condom can not be ruled out, which may have secondarily caused some mild infection.

The best thing is, now you have nothing, which means, whatever it was, it was self limiting, and might have been cured on its own. This generally the case with most of the infection we contract.

I do not think your worrying has made the issue any worse, because this particular problem you have had is not one of those that can be altered by stress or worry, so that should make you more happy and help you relax. (I know it is a paradoxical answer).

The person could have done it wrong, yes, that is a probability, again, I would like to stress, our mouth is harbinger of thousands of species of bacteria, viruses, which commonly are very useful for us to digest a lot of things, but rarely, one of them can become a little aggressive and that way can cause an infection in a different individual. This is what I think must have happened in your case.

I sincerely hope I have addressed your concern, but never mind asking me more questions if you need to.

Wishing you all the very best.

Warm regards,

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