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  • 22-12-2006 2:56pm
    #1
    LegacyUser
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    Hi guys,

    Just needed an opinion from some of you (not a medical query as such). For the last 2 weeks my "you know what", has been very sensitive and there has been constant discharge. I have been with my GF for 3 months and we have had sex many times unprotected except the last time, in which we had unprotected anal sex.

    Its only since then that this has been happening. Could it just be an infection or possibly, even worse, an STI? As I said I don't need medical diagnosis from ye, just opinions or advice from anyone who experienced similiar.

    Thanks


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  • #2
    Talliesin
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    It could be an infection or possibly an STI (the "even worse" doesn't really fit in there, how you caught it doesn't affect how bad it is). And infection from faecal matter from the unprotected anal sex would be a likely candidate, but you'll need to go to a doctor.

    In any case, you've something wrong with your knob one way or another. What possible advice beyond "go to a doctor" could you conceivably get?


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