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Will There Be Burning Sensation In Testicle Even After Chlamydia Has Been Cured?
Hello Im a 20 year old male i was diagnosed with chlamydia and was prescribed Doxycilene twice a day, all my syptoms (discharge, pain in testicls, burning when i pee) have gone away but sometimes it still burns a tiny bit when i urinate, is it possible that the burning can still be present after the chlamydia has been cured?
Fri, 29 Jan 2016
Hi.
Thanks for your query.
Read and understood your concerns.
There can be burning even after Chlamydia has been cured by Doxycyclin.
This is because of the urethritis that was caused by the disease takes more time to get cured.please do the following.
Take uronary alkalized with a glass of water after food.
Take plenty of water orally.
Avoid sex and maturation till the symptoms are completely abated.
Thanks for your query.
Read and understood your concerns.
There can be burning even after Chlamydia has been cured by Doxycyclin.
This is because of the urethritis that was caused by the disease takes more time to get cured.please do the following.
Take uronary alkalized with a glass of water after food.
Take plenty of water orally.
Avoid sex and maturation till the symptoms are completely abated.
I find this answer helpful
Hi.
Thanks for your query.
Noted your history of Chlamydia and treatment with Doxycyclin.
Yet you have got burning sensation while urinating.
This is sort of burning is due to urethritis, which take a long time to heal.
Complete the course of 10 days and you will be fine.
Take plenty of oral fluids.
Take another course of antibiotic if advised by your Doctor.
Thanks for your query.
Noted your history of Chlamydia and treatment with Doxycyclin.
Yet you have got burning sensation while urinating.
This is sort of burning is due to urethritis, which take a long time to heal.
Complete the course of 10 days and you will be fine.
Take plenty of oral fluids.
Take another course of antibiotic if advised by your Doctor.
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