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What Is The Cause Of Burning In Penis And Pain In Balls After Having Partially Unprotected Sex?
Hi Doctor,
I had a sex with one girl (unknown) 2 week back and I used 2 condoms, unfortunately at one stage the both condom was broken and suddenly I took out the penis.After one day I started to get burning in my penis and pain in the ball (right side).during that time no liquid came out from penis. I consult a doctor he gave me anti biotic tablet and injection. Still there is no relief.Please advice me what could be there problem
I had a sex with one girl (unknown) 2 week back and I used 2 condoms, unfortunately at one stage the both condom was broken and suddenly I took out the penis.After one day I started to get burning in my penis and pain in the ball (right side).during that time no liquid came out from penis. I consult a doctor he gave me anti biotic tablet and injection. Still there is no relief.Please advice me what could be there problem
Tue, 17 Dec 2013
Hi
It could be due to infection contracted during sex, but the chances are less since you took out the penis as soon as you realized that condom has broken down. Still you should get one blood sugar and Urine examination for presence of pus cells. if both are normal, you can relax. Second possibility can be due to stress and fear of getting infection. Just drink plenty of liquids and be careful next time
DR SAATIISH JHUNTRRAA
It could be due to infection contracted during sex, but the chances are less since you took out the penis as soon as you realized that condom has broken down. Still you should get one blood sugar and Urine examination for presence of pus cells. if both are normal, you can relax. Second possibility can be due to stress and fear of getting infection. Just drink plenty of liquids and be careful next time
DR SAATIISH JHUNTRRAA
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