Patient's question:
The day before yesterday, I didn't have a condom, and a sex worker gave me oral sex. If she had oral bleeding and my penis wasn't broken, would I get a sexually transmitted disease? Also, she licked my urethral opening for a long time, and my penis wasn't broken. Three days later, my scrotum is swollen, and my lower back is a bit sore, but my penis shows no reaction, and urination is normal. I don't know if I might have a sexually transmitted disease.I got a urine test, and the results are:
NO.17
PH 5.5
NIT-
GLU- 0mmo1/L
PR
Doctor's answer:
Consider prostate diseases more carefully. The special location and structure of the prostate determine that purely medicinal treatment is ineffective. Its outer layer has a lipid membrane, which acts as a barrier to drugs. Most drugs cannot reach the local area and fail to produce effects or efficacy. Combining some physical treatments yields more optimistic results. Currently, our hospital adopts the advanced Canadian bioelectric feedback therapy, which is domestically advanced, and has a significant effect. If prostatitis is not treated promptly or improperly and incompletely, it is prone to recurrence, prolonged non-healing, and may lead to other complications or affect sexual function, even causing infertility.