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Does Any STD Cause Itching On Very Specific Area Of A Leg Bone?
Question: I’ve had a bear penis breast massage for about 3 mins before I cum on her chest. There was no sex / penetration at all ( oral, vaginal , anal ). Ever since this happened, my self doubt / anxiety is killing me on what if she had a cut / sore / wound on her breasts while rubbing on them? From anxiety : overthinking I can’t confirm if my penis had any cut ? I guess no cut on penis because if there was a cut , it would have hurt me during this massage and I would not have gone for massage to begin with.
Questions:
1 . what if masseuse had cut / wound / blood ( which I doubt) while rubbing my bear penis on breasts and finally cum? Do I have any STD risk?
2. Since them, my penis has been burning AFTER peeing ( burning sensation is medium). Could it be because warmer oil was sprayed on my penis? I felt oil right away. Burning has been slowly getting better.
3 Does any STD cause itching on very specific area of a leg bone?
Questions:
1 . what if masseuse had cut / wound / blood ( which I doubt) while rubbing my bear penis on breasts and finally cum? Do I have any STD risk?
2. Since them, my penis has been burning AFTER peeing ( burning sensation is medium). Could it be because warmer oil was sprayed on my penis? I felt oil right away. Burning has been slowly getting better.
3 Does any STD cause itching on very specific area of a leg bone?
Brief Answer:
your HIV/ STI risk is negligible
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Thanks for posting your query.
You had penis breast massage, No sort of penetrative sex happened. If this is correct your risk for HIV/STI s is almost 'Nil'.
1. Don't imagine odd things. Any abrasions or cut would be obvious over the breast area. If one had such injuries or sore she could not have given you the massage or rubbing casually. Even if we consider that she was having some micro-abrasion, then also your risk for HIV is negligible and the risk for STI is nil.
2. Burning of penile skin is possible because of the oil or due the friction force during massage.
3. No. Genital scabies can cause itching over inner aspect of thigh, buttocks and over the genitals and not specifically over the shin.
Dr S. Murugan
your HIV/ STI risk is negligible
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Thanks for posting your query.
You had penis breast massage, No sort of penetrative sex happened. If this is correct your risk for HIV/STI s is almost 'Nil'.
1. Don't imagine odd things. Any abrasions or cut would be obvious over the breast area. If one had such injuries or sore she could not have given you the massage or rubbing casually. Even if we consider that she was having some micro-abrasion, then also your risk for HIV is negligible and the risk for STI is nil.
2. Burning of penile skin is possible because of the oil or due the friction force during massage.
3. No. Genital scabies can cause itching over inner aspect of thigh, buttocks and over the genitals and not specifically over the shin.
Dr S. Murugan
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
Thank you for your review, I am a bit relieved now. However, follow up with new onset ( 2 day old) symptoms on my penis.
Since last 2 days, there've been flat , red dots in clustered on my penis. It doesn't itch or burn before or during urination. But it burns after urination and whenever I pull the foreskin I feel discomfort down there. Even during a soap wash, I feel burning. from 1 to 10 pain level ( 10 highest) it's about 5 for both burning and discomfort.
Could it be any STI / STD? I've uploaded a picture of it.
Since last 2 days, there've been flat , red dots in clustered on my penis. It doesn't itch or burn before or during urination. But it burns after urination and whenever I pull the foreskin I feel discomfort down there. Even during a soap wash, I feel burning. from 1 to 10 pain level ( 10 highest) it's about 5 for both burning and discomfort.
Could it be any STI / STD? I've uploaded a picture of it.
Brief Answer:
Avoid soap for cleaning underneath the foreskin
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
welcome back.
It is not a STI. Not to worry.
Avoid soap inside the foreskin. Cleaning with plain water is enough for cleaning purpose.
It is just a balanoposthitis due nonvenereal etiology.
Consult a dermatologist nearby . Get well soon.
Dr S. Murugan
Avoid soap for cleaning underneath the foreskin
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
welcome back.
It is not a STI. Not to worry.
Avoid soap inside the foreskin. Cleaning with plain water is enough for cleaning purpose.
It is just a balanoposthitis due nonvenereal etiology.
Consult a dermatologist nearby . Get well soon.
Dr S. Murugan
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
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