You still could have the STD called nongoncoccal urethritis (NGU); about half of NGU test negative for standard STDs like gonorrhea and chlamydia. And yes, yeast also is possible, especially if you are uncircumcised. You should see a knowledgeable physician in person, such as a urologist or STD specialist. Good luck.
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It is probably prostatic fluid. Without history of sexual exposure getting an STD was a waste of time and resources. Stop using any cream to the 'head' . Keep it clean with soap and water and some mild lotion. It is not a sign of candida infection. Drink plenty of fluids. If not better pl see a Urologist
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