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Any doctors or registered nurses out there, I could really use some help...?

My wife and I live in near seclusion in a non-native English speaking country and we, or rather I, had a terrible sexual experience with her one week ago. I noticed that internally she was very hot upon my first entry but didn't think anything of it.

Things became painful for me but I'm a trooper and followed through to the finish but felt a burning sensation on my foreskin that went away after a shower and a couple of hours. She says she didn't notice anything different and has felt no discomfort in this past week.

I, however, have experienced the exact same sensation (in the exact same area) every time I get an erection. No other times does it happen and I'm a little red at times, but nothing too noticeable. As I say, everything feels perfectly normal until it's time to perform and then it comes back.

Could it be a yeast infection that she's not aware of and now I have it? We are both clean and healthy and do not have any other sexual partners. Doctors are difficult to deal with because of the language barrier. Should I just run a regiment of antibiotics and see how it goes? Or maybe a shot of penecillin (not sure how to spell that)?

Please help......

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  • ?
    Lv 4
    1 decade ago
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    RN here! If your wife isn't having any problems, it could be you. Although not common, partners also have been known to be "allergic" to one another, meaning irritation during and after sex. It has to do with the acidity of the woman's lubrication. Women usually know when they are suffering from a vaginal infection, trust me. I'm a woman...lol.

    Even though it might be a pain in the butt, you really do need to see a doctor. Taking unprescribed antibiotics is a bad idea. They might not be for this particular problem.

    Oh, and it's "penicillin". Just being helpful. ;-)

    Source(s): Retired RN.
  • DrS
    Lv 5
    1 decade ago

    is it possible she has lost a tampon up there it happens,,other than than she may have scare tissue or scabs she needs a gyno soon good luck

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