STIs and other infections - non NHS testing providers.

Two weeks after some BB in all 3 holes, I have tested negative for Chlamydia, Gonorrhoea (plus HIV and Syphilis, but these probably need doing again later on).

I do wonder if putting my bare cock up an arse (any arse, not just a working girl's) is totally sensible. I would say my balls and abdomen haven't felt right in the last week; but no pain on peeing, no discharge, semen comes out clean and painlessly. But I do have a persistent full feeling in the abdomen, a weird feeling in the bladder at times, and lower back pain that could easily be a low grade kidney infection.

Looking around it seems the NHS only test the big four but other diseases are around:
Trichomoniasis
Gardnerella
Mycoplasma
Ureaplasma
Hepatitis B
Herpes Simplex Virus
Maybe the first three could explain my Sx.

Does anyone here have experience of these other bugs or their treatment. Anyone used the private providers for testing?

I did enjoy my BB and might do it again but maybe not the anal!

Sounds like kidney stones, smaller ones pass through from kidney to bladder with associated pain in lower back, heaviness in abdomen area etc etc. Only the big ones are excruciating i.e. equivalent to childbirth, and need intervention. Drink more water and see if it eases.

Just buy some doxycycline and self treat if you're all clear after testing, it will clear up most things.

And how do you buy that?

You can buy Doxycycline online (from Superdrug, Lloyds etc) by either saying you have a partner who has tested positive for something like Chlamydia or by pretending that you are travelling to a malaria infested country where doxy is used as a prophylactic although I wouldn't recommend self medication!

Hey mate, sorry you're feeling rough.
Anal sex is a risky business, especially as we get a bit older. There's the usual risk of STIs which are universal at any age, but commonly in the over 40s we see UTIs - simple infections of the urinary system from usually coliform bacteria or E. Coli. There's also the risk of prostatitis which can really make you feel miserable.

If you have tested neg for Chlamydia and gonorrhoea then the things to consider next are likely prostatitis or a UTI. Your GP can advise - and you can say you were merely fucking the wife/gf. If it is then you'll get given a different class of antibiotics - in this case most likely ciprofloxaxin or moxifloxacin.

Best of luck

Never realised that you could get antibiotics direct from the chemist, thanks for sharing that info.

cant imagine standing at the counter in boots with a queue behind me describing the symptoms of the clap to a 19 year old female assistant

Why did people saying "STD"?

stop saying ?

A good question which I cannot answer

No medical expert but my take on it is that a infection is something you catch like covid, the flu, HPV, syphilis etc whereas a disease is like cancer, cerebral palsy, heart disease, diabetis etc.

never thought of it like that

what about HIV and hepatitis ?