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Penis Head Mild Pain feel sometime
After exposure of 4th day then Mild tingling or mild pain on the head of the penis and mild at legs back thigh why this happening? i use condom for vagina sex and no condom break I sex with girl for 40 minutes at that time No discharge from penis head There is some mild both legs thigh pain also Its related to hiv or sti or which problem please tell??
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Mild tingling/pain on penis head and legs 4 days post-exposure suggests possible STI or contact dermatitis. Get tested for: gonorrhea, chlamydia, herpes, syphilis. Use condoms always. If symptoms worsen or discharge appears, see doctor immediately. Avoid sexual contact until cleared.
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It's not sti, it's beacuade of fatigue muscles cramp Take muscle relaxent and do hot fomentation
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No it's not sti related or hiv. It may be due to muscle fatigue.
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Take multivitamin regularly and protein diet, hydration is important consult me if it still persists after 1 week
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Start tab levomac 500 once daily for 5 day Tab zerodol sp teice daily for 5 day Test Rbs cbc
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Take vdrl... Then try Cetirizine
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No its not related to HIV or STI. Try conservative management such as hot compression , hydration and avoid coitus for a while. If symptoms persist you may connect.
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Need some more details kindly consult
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Do some hot compression over legs. Tab flexon m.r one every 8hours after meals for 3 days. Tab multivitamin one morning and one evening for 10days. There is nothing to suggest Hiv or sti
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Tab zerodol p twice daily after food 2 days Rest Hydration Muscle fatigue lead to all these pain . Dnt worry
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No it’s not related to HIV or STI Take tab.Zerodol p (1-0-1) after food for 3-5 days Stay hydrated If pain persists u need to undergo some Investigations
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Avoid fired and spicy food Water intake more Green leafy vegetables more Fiber meal Do connect and consult
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40 min is too much, leg pain  is natural. Tab zerodol sp three times a day after food for five days. Dip your leg in hot to warm water in a bucket add common salt  7to ten minutes.
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Consult with urologist for physical exam
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Please consult
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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