Hi there,
I was wondering if anyone can give me a little bit more insight on a problem that i have.
It seems that like 10min after ejaculation i have a small discharge, transparent goey stuff. Also, sometimes, this doesn't happen all the time, after urinating i have like a burning sensation inside the head of my penis. One final thing, i noticed that behind the head of my penis there seem to be little dots. I've had these dots for a while now and i'm not sure when they appeared if they ever appeared.
(Just found this here: i think the "dots" that i mentioned are penile papules)
Here's a little more information that might help: i'm not circumsized, and i've had sexual intercourse 3 times with the same partner, but always with a condom.
What do you think i might have?
Thanx in advance
I was wondering if anyone can give me a little bit more insight on a problem that i have.
It seems that like 10min after ejaculation i have a small discharge, transparent goey stuff. Also, sometimes, this doesn't happen all the time, after urinating i have like a burning sensation inside the head of my penis. One final thing, i noticed that behind the head of my penis there seem to be little dots. I've had these dots for a while now and i'm not sure when they appeared if they ever appeared.
(Just found this here: i think the "dots" that i mentioned are penile papules)
Here's a little more information that might help: i'm not circumsized, and i've had sexual intercourse 3 times with the same partner, but always with a condom.
What do you think i might have?
Thanx in advance
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hey its possible you may have chlymadia because the things you have having are those sypthoms. so you and your partner might wanna get checked like asap
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You probably have some kind of bacterial infection. An uncircumcised penis is like a breeding ground for infections because it can get wet and warm underneath the foreskin. Bacteria loves those kinds of places. Check in with your doctor and he will probably give you medicine to help, bacterial infections can be cured in a short time with medication.
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