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Reoccurring burning sensation in penis and testicles tested negative for stds. always use condoms and have had the same partner for 6 years std free?
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Dr. Hunter Handsfieldanswered
Infectious Disease 54 years experience
Not an STD: No STD causes symptoms like this, and it sounds like you are not at risk for STDs anyway. Most genital symptoms have nothing to do with STD. This sounds to me like a psychological problem. See your doctor if you remain concerned.
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Dr. Gregory Lewis commented
Urology 45 years experience
Symptoms suggestive of possible non-specific, non-bacterial prostatitis. Recommend seeing a urologist.
May 30, 2016
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You sent a reply to say "mycoplasma negative". That isn't necessarily M genitalium; other mycoplasmas are normal in the genital tract. 50% of NGU tests negative for all known causes. Still needs Rx.
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You need to see a Urologist for evaluation
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