Hello dear, My dear are you playing with antibiotics by taking all Togo???!!! 🤨
You may have STI too have you done any investigations ?
Also some non STI caused too:_
Contact dermatitis(from condoms, lubricants, soaps).
Mechanical irritation (friction during sex).
Steroid overuse(can thin skin and worsen fungal infections).
To do 1.Urine PCR 2.VDRL 3. Fungal scraping/KOH test (if bumps persist) 4.Urine routine & culture (if UTI is suspected). 5.BRE
With regards
Experiencing burning in the urethra can be quite uncomfortable and it’s important to address the problem adequately. Since you’ve been on antibiotics like ciprofloxacin and cefuroxime (Taxim), it appears there was an attempt to treat a probable bacterial infection, which is a common cause of these symptoms. Burning sensation can often result from urinary tract infections (UTIs) or sexually transmitted infections (STIs), but other causes like irritation from certain hygiene products or dehydration can also contribute. Given that your symptoms have persisted despite treatment, there is a possibility that the initial choice of antibiotics might not have been effective against the underlying cause, or that the cause might not be bacterial. It’s crucial now to get a thorough reassessment. I suggest visiting a healthcare provider for further evaluation, which might include a urinalysis and potentially a urine culture to identify any specific bacteria and their antibiotic sensitivities. They might also consider testing for STIs if appropriate, depending on your risk factors and recent activities. Meanwhile, staying hydrated can help; drinking plenty of water might assist in flushing out irritants. Avoiding strong soaps or lotions near the genital area which can irritate sensitive tissues is also helpful. It’s also wise to avoid self-medicating further without professional guidance to ensure appropriate management. If your symptoms worsen or you develop fever, lower abdominal pain, or blood in the urine, seeking immediate medical attention is necessary as these could be signs of a more serious condition.
