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I drank heavily last night without drinking water and had protected sex(condom), today my penis feels warm. is this prostatitis? std?
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Unlikely: Sounds like a hangover! STDs are transmitted when condoms are NOT used. Risk factors for prostatitis are unclear.
Answered 6/10/2015
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