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Itching In Urethra Tube. Not STD. What Could It Be?
I have a itch in my urethra tube. I have had it for at least 3 years already and I have gotten tested for STD which all came out negative. I did have sex with my ex girlfriend one time and I felt it bend a bit too much and may have broken. My penis is functional and its not sore and its normal except that itching. What could it be? I do not have any money nor any doctor nor insurance.
Sat, 31 Aug 2013
Hi,
Welcome to HCM.
With bending and broken penis, you will not be able to continue your intercourse unless it had been corrected. Just ordinary bending can be ignored.
Regarding the itching of your urethra, you had mentioned all STD tests were negative.
1. Have they done urine examination for deposit? Do you have pus cells, if so how many?
2. Any parasites in urine examination?
3. Have they ruled out Prostatitis?
Presence of Trichomonas Vaginalis may be cause for itching inside the urethra. Urethritis and prostatits may also manifest with itching of urethra.
Get well soon.
Dr S.Murugan
Welcome to HCM.
With bending and broken penis, you will not be able to continue your intercourse unless it had been corrected. Just ordinary bending can be ignored.
Regarding the itching of your urethra, you had mentioned all STD tests were negative.
1. Have they done urine examination for deposit? Do you have pus cells, if so how many?
2. Any parasites in urine examination?
3. Have they ruled out Prostatitis?
Presence of Trichomonas Vaginalis may be cause for itching inside the urethra. Urethritis and prostatits may also manifest with itching of urethra.
Get well soon.
Dr S.Murugan
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Hi ! From your history it seems that either you have got some fungal infection or a mild form of prostatitis which is causing problem in your urethra. As it is from a long duration, it may not be possible to solve your problem by discussion over net. I would suggest you to take appointment with one of the Urologists of your area to be clinically examined and managed accordingly. Good luck.
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