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What Causes Back Pain, Testicle And Urethra Pain After Treatment Of STD?

Hi, may I answer your health queries right now ? Please type your query here...hi dr,am 28 yrs 52 kgs 1.5 m i completed treating an std 1month ago.pain has remained with no infection acoding to lab resulds.my dr gave me calcium an diclofenac.am now left with mild back,testicle,urethra and lower abdominal pain.i hav not been able to pas my stool normaly for the last 2 weeks.i pas had small lump once in 4days.it started with red blood which has stopt,no stomach pain.thanks ,job jero
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SEE DEAR AFTER EVERY INFECTION THAT MAY BE STD THERE WILL BE A SCAR FORMATION AND ULTIMATELY YOU LAND UP IN TO THE EROSION AND MILD COMFORTABLENESS SO CURRENTLY WAIT FOR FEW DAYS TO HEAL PROPERLY AND IF IT PERSISTS THEN MEET YOUR PHYSICIAN FOR CHANGING OF DRUG PRESCRIPTION..
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What Causes Back Pain, Testicle And Urethra Pain After Treatment Of STD?

SEE DEAR AFTER EVERY INFECTION THAT MAY BE STD THERE WILL BE A SCAR FORMATION AND ULTIMATELY YOU LAND UP IN TO THE EROSION AND MILD COMFORTABLENESS SO CURRENTLY WAIT FOR FEW DAYS TO HEAL PROPERLY AND IF IT PERSISTS THEN MEET YOUR PHYSICIAN FOR CHANGING OF DRUG PRESCRIPTION..