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  • Telligent.Evolution.Extensibility.Api.Entities.Version1.ForumThread.
    1 month ago

    No stds but having issues

    It all started after receiving unprotected oral sex 6 weeks ago. I started having the frequent urination issue. My first thought was uti. Went to local urgent care, no uti, no bv, no trich, send my culture of the lab, still no uti. 24 days after the fact I got tested for chlamydia, gonorrhea, herpes. All came back negative.
    Couldn’t wear tampons during my period because it felt uncomfortable. Went to my doc She said it could be bacteria giving me inflammation and she prescribed me flagyl and flucanozole. I started feeling better but the frequent urination was still there. No burning pain while peeing though. Now I am on round 2 of flagyl. This time with my period I had a bit burning pain while bleeding. Tampon is still uncomfortable. Went and got tested for stds again. Still negative. I’m just way confused what is going on with me. Seeing my doc again. I just want to go back to normal.
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