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Pelvic Pain, Bloating, Red Patches On Penile Head, Numbness, Sore Throat After Unprotected Sex With One Having PCOS. Help?
am getting pelvic pain bloating ,and red patches on penis head and on the shaft on and off it goes and feel numbess,sore throat and i keep on spitting white sticky cough this is happening after having an unprotected sex with a women having Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome its been two months..doctor gave oflaxcin & ordinazole its not helping am getting this often plz help..i had std blood and urine test all came negative ( wiz vdrl,widal hiv,etc).plz help
Hi PCOS is not a sexually transmitted disease nor is it communicable. the symptoms you have can be due to balanitis ie inflammation of prepuce. or you may have urethritis. please get fasting blood sugar and urine C/S Some viral infection of throat can be responsible for all you have. dr Saatiish Jhuntrraa sexologist
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Pelvic Pain, Bloating, Red Patches On Penile Head, Numbness, Sore Throat After Unprotected Sex With One Having PCOS. Help?
Hi PCOS is not a sexually transmitted disease nor is it communicable. the symptoms you have can be due to balanitis ie inflammation of prepuce. or you may have urethritis. please get fasting blood sugar and urine C/S Some viral infection of throat can be responsible for all you have. dr Saatiish Jhuntrraa sexologist