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Offline timlatham88

Hello!

First of all, I’d like to say that the reason for writing this post is to hopefully offer some help and reassurance to anyone else who found themselves in a position that I was in over the last few weeks…

I’ve been punting for the best part of 5 years now, I wouldn’t say I’ve seen loads of WG’s, but at the same time I’ve had a good crack at it (and for the record had lots of fun along the way thanks to this site)…

Two weeks ago I was woken up in the early hours of the morning with a dull pain in my balls. It wasn’t excruciatingly painful, but enough to wake me from my sleep. At first I thought it may just be the desperate need to go to the toilet, so I went, but unfortunately the pain kept coming back. Throughout the rest of that day I sporadically experienced a dull pain, a need to frequently urinate, and a slight burning sensation when urinating. Considering I’d seen a WG two days ago for OWO… Understandably, I started to panic…


Now at this point, I did what I recommended NOBODY should do… I started searching Google. After an hour of intensive searching online, I’d self-diagnosed myself with an STD… Wasn’t sure which one it was, but I was convinced I had one.

A few days later I conjured up the confidence to book an appointment with my GP (at this point the thought of doing an STD test, online or virtual, was too much). When I went to see my GP he asked me some questions and took a urine sample, there was a chance this could be a UTI… However after swabbing the urine sample, he ruled this out relatively quickly, although said they would text for it just incase. He asked me some questions about my sex life, and I provided honest answers. He concluded by strongly advising me to go to the GUM clinic. At this point, I am literally shitting myself.

I went home that night, and my partner knew I was clearly not right. I was so anxious that I was struggling to eat, sleep or concentrate on anything. Quite honestly, I wouldn’t wish the feeling on my worst enemy…

The next day I attended a walk-in centre to get a full STD check. I was extremely apprehensive about going, but at the same time I didn’t want an STD kit being delivered to my house (for obvious reasons when you live with your partner)…

I must admit, I was extremely surprised at the experience I had at the walk-in centre. They really couldn’t have been more friendly, accommodating and understanding. The staff at these places genuinely are incredible, and there’s no judgment. I was totally honest about everything I’d done and who I’d met, I came away feeling like the person I’d spoken too had heard this all before a few times (not even an eyebrow raised!).

I did a urine sample and also a blood test, and was told that the results could take between 7-10 days to come back. If there was a problem, I’d get a phone call asking me to come back, if there was no issue, I’d get a text message. Interestingly enough the person I spoke to told me that if something comes back positive, they are more likely to get in touch sooner within the 7-10 day timeframe.

As you can probably imagine I spent the next week Incredibly anxious… Dreading that my phone does not ring, and instead I hear the SMS text message sound instead. On a more positive note, I’d noticed that my symptoms weren’t still there, the dull pain had become far less frequent and I wasn’t needing to pee as much.

It’d got to the 7 day point, and I was starting to contemplate calling them up and asking if the results were back, purely because I was struggling to wait any longer. However when you phone the clinic, it does say you must wait at least 14 days before calling and asking for results.

But to my absolute amazement (and utter relief); I got a text message that afternoon to say that they were all clear (negative). I can’t describe how I felt in this moment…

There’s two things I’ve learnt from this experience:

Firstly, if you do what we do for long enough, you have to be mentally prepared to deal with a moment where your luck may run out. I’ve no doubt that some of us have more to lose than others, and contracting an STD comes with different consequences for each of us depending on your circumstances. But as the old saying goes, you can’t go swimming without getting wet. If your meeting WG’s and engaging in acts likes OWO, there’s risks involved to that. You might be lucky and not catch anything, but even still if your anything like me then you still have to go through with the impending worry and stress that you have got something… So is it worth it?

Secondly, this is a wake up call for me. I never want to put myself in the position that I’ve just been in, and I don’t want to risk losing what I have (e.g my partner). So as much as I’ve had plenty of fun over the last 5 years which have alllowed me to indulge in multiple fantasies, I’m giving it all up for peace of mind.

Finally if your somebody who’s reading this and heaven forbid is going through a similar set of circumstances, please try not to panic. There’s literally hundreds of different things which cause your balls to hurt, or for your urinations to hurt etc. My advice would be DO NOT self-diagnose anything from what you read online… Instead, go and get tested straight away. They are very understanding at the clinic and to some extent, help to put you at ease. The worst thing about all of this is the anxiety of thinking what you could have, so try not to let that get on top of you (like it did for me).


Offline RandomGuy99

So was the cause of your symptoms?

The risk is always there. Years ago I caught an STI from an SP. I went to the GUM at the local hospital and got antibiotics. Abstained for a few months and got tested and all good again.

Offline timlatham88

Well my current situation now is that I haven’t heard anything back from the urine sample a did with my GP. I’m going to call them tomorrow morning but I assume the reason I may not have heard back is because they haven’t found anything too concerning.

As I’ve mentioned in my post, I’m very cautious about self-diagnosing anything. Conclusions are best being made by the experts. However it’s led me to believe that it could perhaps be a twist in my testicles or something like Prostatitis

Glad you managed to get it sorted and have no long lasting issues

Online myothernameis

Two weeks ago I was woken up in the early hours of the morning with a dull pain in my balls. It wasn’t excruciatingly painful, but enough to wake me from my sleep.

Have you had your prostate checked out, as might be a likely cause of you pain.  I had similar pain in the same area, and my doctor thought this to be acute prostatitis, and most of the time I went for a poo, this cleared most of the pain

Offline RandomGuy99

Well my current situation now is that I haven’t heard anything back from the urine sample a did with my GP. I’m going to call them tomorrow morning but I assume the reason I may not have heard back is because they haven’t found anything too concerning.

As I’ve mentioned in my post, I’m very cautious about self-diagnosing anything. Conclusions are best being made by the experts. However it’s led me to believe that it could perhaps be a twist in my testicles or something like Prostatitis

Glad you managed to get it sorted and have no long lasting issues
If you had a UTI you'd have more pain in your kidney and a frequent urge to pee and it probably wouldn't go away on its own.

Prostatitis is an infection in your prostate.

Sounds like you might just have strained something but always best to get these checked out than sit there worrying about it. Doctors and GUM clinics have seen it all before, so don't worry about going. Just go.
« Last Edit: October 22, 2023, 03:54:29 pm by RandomGuy99 »

Offline Doc Holliday

If you had a UTI you'd have more pain in your kidney and a frequent urge to pee and it probably wouldn't go away on its own.

Nonesense

Offline RandomGuy99

Nonesense
Not nonesense.

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I've had 2 UTIs in the last 4 years. Both resulted in urge to pee every 15 minutes and a painful kidney. Both treated by GP with antibiotics and cleared up.

And I had my prostate checked out too.
« Last Edit: October 22, 2023, 04:08:57 pm by RandomGuy99 »

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Not nonesense.

I've had 2 UTIs in the last 4 years. Both resulted in urge to pee every 15 minutes and a painful kidney. Both treated by GP with antibiotics and cleared up.
So you think just because you had a diagnosed and treated condition anybody with similar symptoms must have the same.   :wacko:   :lol:

Offline RandomGuy99

So you think just because you had a diagnosed and treated condition anybody with similar symptoms must have the same.   :wacko:   :lol:
No, I am saying if it was UTI you'd have similar symptoms to mine.

See the NHS guidance I posted the link to. Those are the symptoms of a UTI.

"Urinary tract infections (UTIs) affect your urinary tract, including your bladder (cystitis), urethra (urethritis) or kidneys (kidney infection). UTIs may be treated with antibiotics, but they're not always needed."

You could pickup a UTI from a booking.  That's why it's advisable to have a pee after cumming to clear out the tube down your penis.
« Last Edit: October 22, 2023, 04:25:23 pm by RandomGuy99 »

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No, I am saying if it was UTI you'd have similar symptoms to mine.
You said.
If you had a UTI you'd have more pain in your kidney and a frequent urge to pee and it probably wouldn't go away on its own.
and that is not necessarily the case.

Like I always say when medical issues are brought up, see a medical professional, they train for years in order to be able to diagnose and treat people.

Offline RandomGuy99

You said.and that is not necessarily the case.

Like I always say when medical issues are brought up, see a medical professional, they train for years in order to be able to diagnose and treat people.
He has already said he has seen an GP and the GUM, but said GUM said negative and GP didn't say anything. In my case, my pee was really cloudy and straight on to the antibiotics while they waited for the test results to come back.
« Last Edit: October 22, 2023, 04:29:46 pm by RandomGuy99 »

Offline Doc Holliday

So you think just because you had a diagnosed and treated condition anybody with similar symptoms must have the same.   :wacko:   :lol:

Indeed.

The thrust of the OP is to seek medical advice/consultation which Randomguy corrcetly reinforces in his post, but cannot resist attempting to make an inaccurate differential diagnosis.

Many UTI's are symptomless.

For kidney pain the infection first has to track from urethra to bladder (cystitis) and then to kidneys and in most cases this does not happen especially in men.

Finally many urinary tract infections (and which are not sexually transmitted in origin) will, in an otherwise healthy individual, clear themselves. Frequently antibiotics are prescribed but the patient told to only take them if symptoms do not resolve during a period of up to a week.

Offline Doc Holliday

That's why it's advisable to have a pee after cumming to clear out the tube down your penis.

Also incorrect. There is no evidence to support that for men and is probably of limited benefit with women. Urinating for both sexes will not influence a UTI which is an STI

Offline RandomGuy99

Also incorrect. There is no evidence to support that for men and is probably of limited benefit with women. Urinating for both sexes will not influence a UTI which is an STI
I am just saying what the GUM clinic has told me in the past so I am sharing my experience. In both my experiences it antibiotics from GP with no guidance to wait. The OP still needs to chase his results, but results can sometimes take a while to come back.

I will follow the guidance given to me in person by medical professionals.
« Last Edit: October 22, 2023, 05:14:00 pm by RandomGuy99 »

Offline speedygonzal

thanks for sharing, I may be more selective in the future with Eating Pussy and OWO but there is not fucking way I will give up this beautiful sport   :dance:

Offline Doc Holliday

I am just saying what the GUM clinic has told me in the past so I am sharing my experience. In both my experiences it antibiotics from GP with no guidance to wait.


You had kidney pain which suggests possible pyelonephritis. You would not wait and antibiotics would be started immediately. The vast majority of UTIs do not involve the kidneys.

I will follow the guidance given to me in person by medical professionals.

Pleased to hear it, yet it doesn't stop you using advice specifically related to your own case, to attempt to diagnose an anonymous individual on the internet.

Offline RMwonderer

I think as a precaution you should request a PSA test from your gp. Just to be in the safe side.

Offline RandomGuy99

I think as a precaution you should request a PSA test from your gp. Just to be in the safe side.
They usually do the digital examination (finger up the bum) and the PSA blood test at the same time, but if he did have a minor UTI it could also cause an elevated PSA blood test result too.

Nice guidance External Link/Members Only which includes:

"Before a PSA test, people should not have:

  • An active urinary infection or within previous 6 weeks.
  • Ejaculated in previous 48 hours.
  • Exercised vigorously, for example cycling, in the previous 48 hours.
  • Had a urological intervention such as prostate biopsy in previous 6 weeks
"

But still good to get checked out. Men shouldn't be worried or embarrassed about having these conversations with their doctor. Doctors have these conversations every day.

And this is based on my own personal experience with real medical professionals.

I am now on regular PSA test monitoring and will have to abstain for a few weeks to ensure I don't get an elevated PSA test result because I've recently had a shag.
« Last Edit: October 22, 2023, 06:10:06 pm by RandomGuy99 »

Offline Dipper

What caused the pain and frequent pissing then?

Offline scutty brown

What caused the pain and frequent pissing then?

Wanking too hard?

Offline ProjectFun

They usually do the digital examination (finger up the bum) and the PSA blood test at the same time, but if he did have a minor UTI it could also cause an elevated PSA blood test result too.

Nice guidance External Link/Members Only which includes:

"Before a PSA test, people should not have:

  • An active urinary infection or within previous 6 weeks.
  • Ejaculated in previous 48 hours.
  • Exercised vigorously, for example cycling, in the previous 48 hours.
  • Had a urological intervention such as prostate biopsy in previous 6 weeks
"

But still good to get checked out. Men shouldn't be worried or embarrassed about having these conversations with their doctor. Doctors have these conversations every day.

And this is based on my own personal experience with real medical professionals.

I am now on regular PSA test monitoring and will have to abstain for a few weeks to ensure I don't get an elevated PSA test result because I've recently had a shag.
I was recently getting symptoms that could have been Prostate related,its almost impossible to get an appointment at my doctors,so ended up speaking with one,on the phone.I was sent for the PSA blood test but was still thinking I would end up with an appointment to see the doctor.I heard nothing for ages so eventually had to ring the doctors only to be told by the receptionist the blood tests were normal so that was the end of it.Surely they should examine you anyway incase something esle is the problem.

Offline RandomGuy99

I was recently getting symptoms that could have been Prostate related,its almost impossible to get an appointment at my doctors,so ended up speaking with one,on the phone.I was sent for the PSA blood test but was still thinking I would end up with an appointment to see the doctor.I heard nothing for ages so eventually had to ring the doctors only to be told by the receptionist the blood tests were normal so that was the end of it.Surely they should examine you anyway incase something esle is the problem.
Best to speak your doctor. I think they mostly rely on the PSA blood test. If you are still concerned speak to your GP, so they can investigate or put your mind at ease.  If GPs hear nothing from you, then assume all is well. There's no point sitting there worrying about it.

I got digital examination - felt something, PSA blood test - above normal, MRI - saw something, bladder camera - found nothing, prostate biopsy - no cancer and now I get regular PSA tests.

You should sign up for the NHS App as you can see your test results on there along with what the normal range so you can see if you were borderline or bang in the middle.
« Last Edit: October 22, 2023, 09:23:01 pm by RandomGuy99 »

Offline scutty brown

First reports of prostate problems are one of the key performance reporting indicators on which GPs are supposed to see you within 24 hours
Call your GP. tell him you have apparent prostate issues.
When I called I was seen same day, even during the depths of COVID's health disruption

As for the PSA test it's totally unreliable with high percentages of both false positives and negatives. The test should not have been done without a first manual examination  (aka finger up the bum)
« Last Edit: October 22, 2023, 09:40:39 pm by scutty brown »

Offline RandomGuy99

First reports of prostate problems are one of the key performance reporting indicators on which GPs are supposed to see you within 24 hours
Call your GP. tell him you have apparent prostate issues.
When I called I was seen same day, even during the depths of COVID's health disruption
If you have above normal PSA then you'll get put on the cancer pathway which means you should get investigations within 2 weeks.

Offline Neverthere

Really good to hear op to have the balls to get to the gum clinic, now you know it's a painless exercise future frequent testing if you are keeping up this activity will hold no fear.

I do empathise with your assumptions with the sudden pain, something similar happened to me which turned out to be kidney stones after I had to go to A&E. The pain was so excruciating and even with the morphine I was demanding just to cut off my cock :scare: seriously pain unbelievable.
Crazy thing is spent the night to hospital and woke up like nothing happened and felt like a fraud.

Of course it's amazing where our brain goes with anything happening to the boaby or baws, usually think the worse first because of our activities, just takes balls to make the initial appointment.

Offline scutty brown

If you have above normal PSA then you'll get put on the cancer pathway which means you should get investigations within 2 weeks.


But the PSA test is so unreliable it should only ever be used following a physical exam

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But the PSA test is so unreliable it should only ever be used following a physical exam
I agree and that is what happened with me.

He needs to push his GP for a face to face appointment.

Offline RandomGuy99

I was just reading about Prostatitis.  Apparently one of the possible treatments for that is prostate massages, so maybe you can get those on the NHS?

Offline JustaPunter

So was the cause of your symptoms?

The risk is always there. Years ago I caught an STI from an SP. I went to the GUM at the local hospital and got antibiotics. Abstained for a few months and got tested and all good again.

To be honest the first symptoms sound like Epididymus.

Offline chodu1

Hello!

First of all, I’d like to say that the reason for writing this post is to hopefully offer some help and reassurance to anyone else who found themselves in a position

Thanks for sharing this. I went through a very similar experience, so to avoid the time, energy and stress of a suspected STI, I (try to) avoid OWO.

Offline uncle jessie

First reports of prostate problems are one of the key performance reporting indicators on which GPs are supposed to see you within 24 hours
Call your GP. tell him you have apparent prostate issues.
When I called I was seen same day, even during the depths of COVID's health disruption

As for the PSA test it's totally unreliable with high percentages of both false positives and negatives. The test should not have been done without a first manual examination  (aka finger up the bum)

But unfortunately my GP took over 6 months after the initial phone consultation , in which he agreed  I had the classic symptoms to get to see him for the thumb up the arsehole and another 4 months to do 2 PSA tests !  . The NHS is FUBAR after 13 years of the tories .

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The NHS is FUBAR after 13 years of the tories .
If you want to make political statements do it on the dedicated political thread.

Offline Clitheroelad

If you had a UTI you'd have more pain in your kidney and a frequent urge to pee and it probably wouldn't go away on its own.

Prostatitis is an infection in your prostate.


Less than 10% of Prostatitis cases are bacterial. The vast majority are caused by other often hard to diagnose causes such as nerve pain, muscle tightness and pelvic floor weakness.

Offline RandomGuy99

Less than 10% of Prostatitis cases are bacterial. The vast majority are caused by other often hard to diagnose causes such as nerve pain, muscle tightness and pelvic floor weakness.
That's good to know.  Do they not try to determine the cause?
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Offline ProjectFun

I agree and that is what happened with me.

He needs to push his GP for a face to face appointment.
       Did your blood test come back clear then but there was really still something wrong.Doctor's must know the Blood test is not reliable so why are they not doing the examination.I think I will have to insist on having an appointment.

 I am sure I see on the news a few weeks ago they were bringing out a more reliable blood test.

Offline scutty brown

       Did your blood test come back clear then but there was really still something wrong.Doctor's must know the Blood test is not reliable so why are they not doing the examination.I think I will have to insist on having an appointment.

 I am sure I see on the news a few weeks ago they were bringing out a more reliable blood test.

In my case they did a physical exam, said I had an enlarged prostate but felt it was unlikely to be cancerous due to it's regular shape. Apparently cancerous prostates are more irregular in shape. They then did a PSA test to confirm that diagnosis

Offline RandomGuy99

       Did your blood test come back clear then but there was really still something wrong.Doctor's must know the Blood test is not reliable so why are they not doing the examination.I think I will have to insist on having an appointment.

 I am sure I see on the news a few weeks ago they were bringing out a more reliable blood test.
I had the digital examination (finger up the bum) first then blood test ordered but a little pointless as I had UTI which would make a PSA blood test be above normal anyway. My PSA blood test came back above normal range - there's a surprise.  On to the cancer pathway I went. MRI scan found something. Bladder cancer check - camera down your penis - negative. Prostate biopsy - gun firing a bunch of spring loaded needles into prostate through the skin between your scrotum and anus didn't hurt very much more just a bit uncomfortable - wait a number of weeks for result - negative for cancer.  Now I have do yearly PSA blood tests. Last one was in normal range - there's a surprise.  I guess it's better to be safe than sorry and I don't mind a chat with a nurse every year.

I certainly recommend getting checked out if you have any of the symptoms or a concern. I didn't and don't have symptoms, so I was pretty sure I didn't have cancer, but it was worth getting checked and now I know what is involved.

When I went for the biopsy they have you in a room with other men all having the same test and you're there for most of the day as they have to put two lots of antibiotics into you via IV before they do the biopsy. The antibiotics are used to ensure you don't get an infection from having the biopsy.  The other men there were much older than me and had much higher PSA blood test results and there was one man there whose brother had died of prostate cancer and now he was showing signs, so worrying for him.
« Last Edit: October 24, 2023, 09:49:12 pm by RandomGuy99 »

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This was mentioned on the radio today. They were quick to detail that initial screening for Prostate Cancer was non-invasive. Can't help but thinking that there are lots of blokes out there a little squeamish at the thoight of the twanging snap of a latex glove followed by the squelch of the tube of lube.

Takes 30 seconds to see if you are outside of the three main risk groups.

Think the aim in public health circles is trying to get folks diagnosed as quickly as possible and try to be proactive in addressing risk.

Offline Clitheroelad

That's good to know.  Do they not try to determine the cause?

It is was bacterial it would be a damn site easier to treat.

Its a very complicated condition and most if not all Urologists will be stumped as to the cause. Typical treatment involves throwing antibiotics at it which as its non bacterial rarely has any effect. Internal trigger point release and stretching can help but not in all cases. Alphablockers and painkillers can also help, as can small daily doses of Tadalafil and some nerve blockers such as Gabapentin or Amytriptyline are sometimes used. Unfortunately successful treatment is rare and most suffers, like myself, endure the condition on and off for years.
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Offline Omadon2001

Way back in 2003 I went to a massage parlour in Edinburgh and didn't a nice 30 minutes licking a Finnish girls pussy.

6 days later I got a sore throat. I was terrified. Suddenly this hobby highlighted a dozen infections that I was exposing myself to.
Luckily the sore throat was nothing - just a cold.

Since then I've been diagnosed with institial cystitis. It's an inflammation of the bladder. No one knows what causes it. It's not an infection. Symptoms mirror that of an enlarged prostrate. I have bouts of frequent urination, stinging/burning and things that could be considered a UTI / STI.
I also have an undiagnosed condition that causes my skin to feel like it's burning - all the symptoms of Herpes - but no blisters.

I would echo the sentiments if the OP. The amount of times I've worried. The amount of times that I've had symptoms - but these have turned out to be something else.

Use caution, use protection. It's not infallible but a pimple, a burning, a stinging isn't necessarily a STI

Offline 3imfred

Hello!

First of all, I’d like to say that the reason for writing this post is to hopefully offer some help and reassurance to anyone else who found themselves in a position that I was in over the last few weeks…

I’ve been punting for the best part of 5 years now, I wouldn’t say I’ve seen loads of WG’s, but at the same time I’ve had a good crack at it (and for the record had lots of fun along the way thanks to this site)…

Two weeks ago I was woken up in the early hours of the morning with a dull pain in my balls. It wasn’t excruciatingly painful, but enough to wake me from my sleep. At first I thought it may just be the desperate need to go to the toilet, so I went, but unfortunately the pain kept coming back. Throughout the rest of that day I sporadically experienced a dull pain, a need to frequently urinate, and a slight burning sensation when urinating. Considering I’d seen a WG two days ago for OWO… Understandably, I started to panic…


Now at this point, I did what I recommended NOBODY should do… I started searching Google. After an hour of intensive searching online, I’d self-diagnosed myself with an STD… Wasn’t sure which one it was, but I was convinced I had one.

A few days later I conjured up the confidence to book an appointment with my GP (at this point the thought of doing an STD test, online or virtual, was too much). When I went to see my GP he asked me some questions and took a urine sample, there was a chance this could be a UTI… However after swabbing the urine sample, he ruled this out relatively quickly, although said they would text for it just incase. He asked me some questions about my sex life, and I provided honest answers. He concluded by strongly advising me to go to the GUM clinic. At this point, I am literally shitting myself.

I went home that night, and my partner knew I was clearly not right. I was so anxious that I was struggling to eat, sleep or concentrate on anything. Quite honestly, I wouldn’t wish the feeling on my worst enemy…

The next day I attended a walk-in centre to get a full STD check. I was extremely apprehensive about going, but at the same time I didn’t want an STD kit being delivered to my house (for obvious reasons when you live with your partner)…

I must admit, I was extremely surprised at the experience I had at the walk-in centre. They really couldn’t have been more friendly, accommodating and understanding. The staff at these places genuinely are incredible, and there’s no judgment. I was totally honest about everything I’d done and who I’d met, I came away feeling like the person I’d spoken too had heard this all before a few times (not even an eyebrow raised!).

I did a urine sample and also a blood test, and was told that the results could take between 7-10 days to come back. If there was a problem, I’d get a phone call asking me to come back, if there was no issue, I’d get a text message. Interestingly enough the person I spoke to told me that if something comes back positive, they are more likely to get in touch sooner within the 7-10 day timeframe.

As you can probably imagine I spent the next week Incredibly anxious… Dreading that my phone does not ring, and instead I hear the SMS text message sound instead. On a more positive note, I’d noticed that my symptoms weren’t still there, the dull pain had become far less frequent and I wasn’t needing to pee as much.

It’d got to the 7 day point, and I was starting to contemplate calling them up and asking if the results were back, purely because I was struggling to wait any longer. However when you phone the clinic, it does say you must wait at least 14 days before calling and asking for results.

But to my absolute amazement (and utter relief); I got a text message that afternoon to say that they were all clear (negative). I can’t describe how I felt in this moment…

There’s two things I’ve learnt from this experience:

Firstly, if you do what we do for long enough, you have to be mentally prepared to deal with a moment where your luck may run out. I’ve no doubt that some of us have more to lose than others, and contracting an STD comes with different consequences for each of us depending on your circumstances. But as the old saying goes, you can’t go swimming without getting wet. If your meeting WG’s and engaging in acts likes OWO, there’s risks involved to that. You might be lucky and not catch anything, but even still if your anything like me then you still have to go through with the impending worry and stress that you have got something… So is it worth it?

Secondly, this is a wake up call for me. I never want to put myself in the position that I’ve just been in, and I don’t want to risk losing what I have (e.g my partner). So as much as I’ve had plenty of fun over the last 5 years which have alllowed me to indulge in multiple fantasies, I’m giving it all up for peace of mind.

Finally if your somebody who’s reading this and heaven forbid is going through a similar set of circumstances, please try not to panic. There’s literally hundreds of different things which cause your balls to hurt, or for your urinations to hurt etc. My advice would be DO NOT self-diagnose anything from what you read online… Instead, go and get tested straight away. They are very understanding at the clinic and to some extent, help to put you at ease. The worst thing about all of this is the anxiety of thinking what you could have, so try not to let that get on top of you (like it did for me).


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Offline PumpDump

So was the cause of your symptoms?

The risk is always there. Years ago I caught an STI from an SP. I went to the GUM at the local hospital and got antibiotics. Abstained for a few months and got tested and all good again.

I do not under the anxiety some punters experience. Most STDs are treatable and just a minor inconvenience.

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Are you ignorant or just stupid  :unknown:

Offline PumpDump

Are you ignorant or just stupid  :unknown:

I know serious infections are possible, but some of the anxiety experienced by punters is completely over the top, even amongst guys who use condoms for all services. It seems to me the chances of contracting an STD along with the impact on one's life are grossly overexaggerated, perhaps by sections of society who are opposed to casual sex and paid sex work.

Offline big-al93

Are you ignorant or just stupid  :unknown:

Did you expect better from someone who openly admits to barebacking escorts?

TBF to a point I actually agree with him though, you have got to wonder if some people are cut out for this hobby the way they go on. Worrying will not improve anything, just take sensible precautions based on your own risk vs reward (protected sex, OW if risk averse ect) and get tested regularly, stop worrying until you have a reason to, and even then just get to the clinic/doctor abstain and try not to worry waiting for the results.

Offline pantywetter

This sounds very dramatic.  If I have a pain down there I go and get tested.  Worst case I need some antibiotics (cost £20 online).  Though you shouldn’t treat it casually, it’s not exactly a death sentence. 

9 tines out 10, achy balls or schlong are going to be something unrelated anyway.

The only time to worry is if you might have passed something to a partner.  Thats cause for an “oh shit” moment.
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