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Doctor insights on: Very Swollen And Itchy Urethra

Male or Female: You can not see your urethra as only visible is the urethral opening through which the urine comes out.If you mean your urethral opening is swollen, it may be due to an infection and as it is also itchy it can be due to allergic reaction to a bite or something else.Whatever it is if it is of concern you should have it checked by your doctor. ...Read more

Maybe not yeast: This may or may not be a yeast infection. If yeasts, some are resistant to Monistat and other "azole" drugs. Hard to recommend an OTC remedy when the cause isn't known. Best to see a doctor, but you could try vaginal boric acid capsules, which are available OTC and can help some yeast infections. For sure see a doctor if boric acid doesn't help. Good luck! ...Read more

Recommend recheck ok: plan a recheck with your doctor when you return, try not to scratch the area, use mild soap and water to keep the clean, keep dry, I am available for second opinion if needed ...Read more

No: No this is most definitely not normal, especially in a 16-year-old female. See a urologist or gynecologist for evaluation soon. ...Read more

ITCHY LABIA+++++: DEAR, DEAR TULASIL I DONT KNOW HOW LONG YOU HAVE HAD THIS, BUT DO SEE YOUR PCP OR A GYNECOLOGIST SOON! YOU MAY HAVE AN INFECTION. ...Read more

See a urologist: You have an infection.

Penile discharge: A penile discharge is never normal. Seek immediate medical attention at doctor/ urgent care/ ER . Infections can damage the epididymis and other scrotal structures and are infections and if not treated can become systemic . ...Read more

Here are some...: The described symptoms are sporadic or constant, bearable or unbearable, with any urethral discharge or not, with prior Rx or not for STD. These have to be define so to decide if to or not to treat them. So, collect these information and bring them to see Doc for analysis, more history, physicals, and possible tests so to deduce possible diagnosis for possible treatment timely. ...Read more

Here are some...: The described information is not enough to draw a conclusion. To verify the diagnosis, now is the time to analyze info on the onset, degree, duration, evolution, & progress of the symptoms & signs as well as their potentially related discomforts over time, conduct physical examination with inspection and palpation, & order tests as needed so to deduce possible diagnosis for reasonable Rx. ...Read more

Several things: Problems like these can only be correctly handled by your doctor in person. He/she needs to listen to you, perform an examination and possibly run labs or other tests. That's the only way he/she can find out what's going on and what to do about it. ...Read more

Stop all treatment: Oral sex is safe sex -- not completely risk free, but low risk for all STDs and zero for several. Any infection from that exposure that could have caused urethral itching would have been cured by one or more of the antibiotics you took. Probably this symptoms is psychological, resulting from anxiety over a sexual decision you regret. You have no infection. See a doctor if still concerned. ...Read more

Infection?: Could be a few things like yeast infection a urinary track infection or perhaps just dehydrated see your doctor for exam and treatment ...Read more

Go back to doctor: This is obviously not normal and may have changed since you were tested last. Hope you are better soon. ...Read more

Possible: But the exact cause of CPPS is unknown, and it does NOT appear to be due to infection. Stress plays a big role in CPPS, and other potential causes/infections need to be ruled out before treatment can begin. I would recommend consulting a urologist if you haven't already. Always use protection - always! You are also increasing your odds of an STD by using a CSW AND enabling human trafficking. ...Read more

Yeast infection: Likely. On another note, you are 16 and suffer from infertility? You have an entire life ahead of you. ...Read more