Question: Hi. I had a brief sexual encounter with another male 2 days ago. I had on a condom and he briefly performed oral sex on me. The next morning, I woke up and noticed 2 white spots (don't seem to be raised), one on each of the undersides of my glans. They are both fairly round and about 1/8th inch wide. I also have a discomfort in my urethra in the head of my penis -- a stinging irritation. I'm obviously concerned about STDs, but these symptoms appeared in well under 24 hours. Could it be some type of infection?

I saw a local Dr. yesterday. After examining me and sharing the incident, he felt confident that it was highly unlikely that I contracted any STD. My concern was that the person who handed me the condom may have had precum on his hand (I don't know). I put the condom on and he gave me oral sex for about 10 seconds and I had him stop and I took off the condom. I then masturbated until I ejaculated. I've had similar symptoms in the past, and I know that when I get 'worried', it definitely aggrevate things. Immediately after the encounter, I was highly stressed and had a long car drive in which I drank several cups of coffee. I had no symptoms until I noticed these white spots on my glans the next morning (the Dr. said that he's positive it's not STD related; just two spots of pale skin - not raised or broken skin). Then I became very nervous and worrisome and the burning sensation in the urethra began. He attributed the intermittent burning in the tip of my penis/urethra to being aggravated (I did wash very thoroughly with some citrus soap in a hotel after the encounter) and thought it was possible I might have some mild prostatitis (which I've had in the past; and I know that worrying/guilt/angst contribute greatly). He gave me a prescription for doxycycline which he said would handle prostatitis and potentially chlamydia (although he doesn't think I have anything). I asked him if he thought it would be alright for me to have sex with my wife, and he said he really saw no need for concern. I pressed him on this several times, and he put me as ease. (At least as much as one could for someone who is hugely ashamed and guilt-ridden; this was a one-time MEGA-mistake!). Any additional input would be appreciated. Thanks.