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What Causes Itchy Burning Sensation Of Penis During Intercourse?

I had intercourse with a women who was red all over her vigiana, looked more like a red sun burn on her. I was also using this new brand of condom and at that same Instance I felt this burning sensation on my penis so we stoped for the night and every time we had sex again it would itch more and burn more. My penis kept burning the groin area and itching ans sometimes feel a tingle feeling in the legs and butt. I Stayed that way for months straight ever since that one night it started. I felt weak in my legs , lazy, and had pimples on my face. It stopped after and comes back after months or a year and it just burns and turns my groin red and my penis shaft red again. Please help or guide me on what it might be?
Wed, 15 Jul 2015
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Hello,
Welcome to healthcaremagic.com,
From your complains- burning sensation on penis, itching over penis and groin region which started after having an unprotected sexual intercourse is suggestive of a sexually transmitted genital infection.
To be more specific, if you have reddish coloured lesions, erosions/vesicles over genitals, painful to touch, mucoid discharge along with above mentioned complaints, than mostly likely you have contracted genital herpes.
Genital herpes is caused by a virus named herpes simplex , contracted by having an unprotected vaginal/ anal/ oral sex. Usually first infection is severe as compared to recurrent infection. Frequency of recurrent infection is high.
Diagnosis can be confirmed by ELISA detecting viral antigens.
Treatment involves :-
1. Acyclovir an antiviral agents is used for suppressing the infection for 5-7 days is required. If number of recurrences is more than 9 times in a year than, treatment needs to be continued for about a year.
2. Maintain genital hygiene, wash genitals with luke warm normal saline solution, dry with soft cloth, don't apply any ointment, antiseptic agent to lesions, wear clean loose undergarments.
3. Avoid sexual intercourse for at least 2 weeks. Check whether your partner do have the similar lesions, if so than treatment is must for partner as well.
4. Precautions involves avoidance of unprotected sexual practices. Maintain healthy diet and drink plenty of fluids as well during treatment.

I would suggest you to consult a venereologist as well, before starting treatment, get a screen done for other sexually transmitted diseases as well.

Thank you.
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What Causes Itchy Burning Sensation Of Penis During Intercourse?

Hello, Welcome to healthcaremagic.com, From your complains- burning sensation on penis, itching over penis and groin region which started after having an unprotected sexual intercourse is suggestive of a sexually transmitted genital infection. To be more specific, if you have reddish coloured lesions, erosions/vesicles over genitals, painful to touch, mucoid discharge along with above mentioned complaints, than mostly likely you have contracted genital herpes. Genital herpes is caused by a virus named herpes simplex , contracted by having an unprotected vaginal/ anal/ oral sex. Usually first infection is severe as compared to recurrent infection. Frequency of recurrent infection is high. Diagnosis can be confirmed by ELISA detecting viral antigens. Treatment involves :- 1. Acyclovir an antiviral agents is used for suppressing the infection for 5-7 days is required. If number of recurrences is more than 9 times in a year than, treatment needs to be continued for about a year. 2. Maintain genital hygiene, wash genitals with luke warm normal saline solution, dry with soft cloth, don t apply any ointment, antiseptic agent to lesions, wear clean loose undergarments. 3. Avoid sexual intercourse for at least 2 weeks. Check whether your partner do have the similar lesions, if so than treatment is must for partner as well. 4. Precautions involves avoidance of unprotected sexual practices. Maintain healthy diet and drink plenty of fluids as well during treatment. I would suggest you to consult a venereologist as well, before starting treatment, get a screen done for other sexually transmitted diseases as well. Thank you.