Can My Partner Masturbate Without a Condom If He Has Warts?
Cauliflower ear? If your husband has genital warts and has been using medication for four weeks, it's important to prioritize safety and avoid any potential irritation or spreading of the virus. Engaging in sexual activities without protection, including manual stimulation, ...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: Cauliflower is a skin lesion that is transmitted through skin-to-skin contact. After treatment, the risk is reduced, but it is not completely eliminated. The areas of the skin that are most susceptible to transmission are typically around the anus and the genital region. P...[Read More] Can My Partner Masturbate Without a Condom If He Has Warts?
Understanding Genital Warts: Symptoms, Risks, and Treatment Options
Cauliflower-related issues? Hello doctor, I would like to ask a few questions: 1. It has been six weeks since my last high-risk sexual encounter, and I was tested for syphilis and HIV at one month, both of which were negative. Can I rule out other STDs besides genital warts? ...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: 1. It has been six weeks since my last risky sexual encounter, and I was tested for syphilis and HIV at one month, both of which were negative. Can I rule out other STDs besides genital warts? ---> The HIV window period is generally 6-12 weeks. 2. I only had unprotec...[Read More] Understanding Genital Warts: Symptoms, Risks, and Treatment Options
Understanding and Managing Genital Warts: What You Need to Know
Genital warts Hello Doctor, I have a habit of inserting my fingers into my anus while showering for cleaning, but recently I noticed some small bumps inside my anus that feel like pimples. There are a few that are more pronounced and feel somewhat like polyps. After researching o...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: Please seek medical attention, as it is not advisable to handle this on your own. First, determine if it is a condyloma, and consult a colorectal surgeon. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding and Managing Genital Warts: What You Need to Know
Understanding Blisters in the Genital Area: Causes and Concerns
Blisters in the genital area? Hello, Dr. Du. Recently, I visited the clinic due to a rash in my intimate area. During the examination, the doctor visually observed the lesions and mentioned they resembled herpes. There were small blisters on one side of the clitoris and near the ...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: - Is it possible that this condition is acute eczema, and does acute eczema also have the potential to present with blisters? My course of illness has been very rapid --> mostly without blisters - If testing for simple herpes and shingles is done on the fifth day after ...[Read More] Understanding Blisters in the Genital Area: Causes and Concerns
Understanding Pink Spotting and Toilet Hygiene Concerns
Pink spots and bowel issues? Hello, doctor. About six months ago, I stopped having my period, and occasionally (about once a month) when I wipe after urinating, I notice a pinkish-red "spot." I'm not sure what it is and whether I need to get further tests. Addition...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: 1) There may be skin breaks, so a medical examination is recommended. 2) As for using the restroom, there should be no risk of infection. Just make sure to clean thoroughly. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding Pink Spotting and Toilet Hygiene Concerns
Essential Hygiene Tips for Urological Health: Addressing Common Concerns
Cauliflower Washing Issues Question 1: Is it okay to wash normally while taking a shower? My current routine is to wash my anus last. After washing my anus, I use one hand to squeeze some hand soap and then wash my hands before rinsing my body. Will this eliminate bacteria? Is th...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: Question 1: Is it okay to wash normally while taking a shower? I now wash my anus last. After washing my anus, I use one hand to squeeze some hand soap and then wash my hands before rinsing my body (will this remove bacteria? Is this method acceptable?) --> Yes, rinsi...[Read More] Essential Hygiene Tips for Urological Health: Addressing Common Concerns
Understanding HIV Risks: Anal Sex and Fissures Explained
Anal fissure and anal intercourse? Hello, I would like to ask about my situation. I am currently taking PrEP for HIV prevention. Recently, I mistakenly thought that swelling on the inside of my anus was hemorrhoids (there was no blood in my stool or pain, just swelling), and I en...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: Unprotected anal intercourse is a high-risk behavior, and there is a chance of infection if the sexual partner is an STD carrier. PrEP is approximately 90% effective. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding HIV Risks: Anal Sex and Fissures Explained
Understanding HIV Risks: Anal Sex and Fissures While on PrEP
Anal fissure and anal intercourse? Hello, I would like to ask about my situation. I am currently taking PrEP for HIV prevention. Recently, I mistakenly thought that swelling on the inside of my anus was hemorrhoids (there was no blood in my stool or pain, just swelling), and I en...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: Engaging in unprotected anal intercourse carries a higher risk. Please practice safe sex. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding HIV Risks: Anal Sex and Fissures While on PrEP
Understanding STD Risks from Manual Stimulation and Anal Fingering
Masturbation and digital stimulation? Hello doctor, a few days ago, I was involved in an incident where someone helped me with manual stimulation, and in addition to that, they also inserted their fingers into my anus. The other person was fully clothed, and throughout the encoun...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: Based on your description, the chances are low. It mainly depends on whether the other person has a sexually transmitted infection, and whether you want to get tested is up to your decision. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding STD Risks from Manual Stimulation and Anal Fingering
Assessing HIV Risk: Understanding Transmission and Symptoms After Oral Exposure
Risk assessment I had unprotected oral sex with someone I met online, and I came into contact with their prostatic fluid. I also have some cavities, but they only affect the dentin. They touched their genitals, and I'm unsure if there were any bodily fluids on their hands wh...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: For safety, it is still best to seek medical attention, and you should have another check-up in three months to avoid any gaps in care. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Assessing HIV Risk: Understanding Transmission and Symptoms After Oral Exposure
Assessing HIV Risk: Understanding Transmission and Symptoms After Oral Exposure
Risk assessment I had unprotected oral sex with someone I met online, and I came into contact with their prostate fluid. I also have some cavities, but they only affect the dentin. They touched their genitals, and I'm unsure if there were any bodily fluids on their hands whe...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: If there has been contact with bodily fluids, it is best to seek medical attention promptly for safety reasons. If not, that is certainly preferable. Additionally, it is important to get tested again after three months to avoid any window period issues. Wishing you good he...[Read More] Assessing HIV Risk: Understanding Transmission and Symptoms After Oral Exposure
Is Frictional Anal Contact Without Penetration a Risk for STDs?
Is it possible to transmit sexually transmitted infections (STIs) if one partner rubs against the anus without penetration? Hello, Dr. Du. I (male) engaged in sexual activity with another male, during which he restrained me and rubbed his penis around my anal area without using a...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: We need to check for any bodily fluid contact, but of course, it is much less than sexual intercourse. It depends on health status.[Read More] Is Frictional Anal Contact Without Penetration a Risk for STDs?
Understanding Pulsating Sensations in the Area from Scrotum to Anus
Twitching or pulsating sensations in the area from the scrotum to the anus? Hello, Dr. Jian: My symptoms occur in the area from below the scrotum to near the anus, where I sometimes experience twitching or pulsating sensations. I am wondering if this could be related to varicose ...
Dr. Jian Weihong Reply:
Hello: It may be caused by local nerve stimulation; the reason is difficult to determine, and it is mostly observed. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding Pulsating Sensations in the Area from Scrotum to Anus
Understanding Perineal Twitching: Causes and Concerns in Urology
Perineal twitching or pulsation sensation? Hello Doctor: My symptoms are in the area from below the scrotum to near the anus, where I sometimes experience twitching and a pulsating sensation. I am unsure if this could be a condition related to varicose veins. Here are some relate...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: It may be caused by local nerve stimulation; the reason is difficult to determine, and it is mostly observed. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding Perineal Twitching: Causes and Concerns in Urology
Understanding HPV: Common Questions and Concerns About Infection
HPV (Human Papillomavirus) Hello, Doctor: Recently, I noticed a fleshy growth near my anus while showering. Around the end of November, I visited a colorectal clinic, and after a digital examination, the physician initially diagnosed it as an HPV virus infection. At that time, I ...
Dr. Chen Jiansheng Reply:
Please seek medical attention.[Read More] Understanding HPV: Common Questions and Concerns About Infection
Understanding the Risk of HPV Transmission in Urology
Cauliflower transmission issues? Hello, I had genital warts with my previous partner ten years ago and was treated. Two months ago, my current partner informed me that he has symptoms at his urethral opening and has been treated. Is it possible that I transmitted it to him? I hav...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: It is mostly unlikely that you transmitted it. If there have been no outbreaks for 10 years, the chances are low. You should just monitor the situation, and seek medical attention if any lesions appear. Additionally, you may consider getting a self-paid vaccine. Wishing yo...[Read More] Understanding the Risk of HPV Transmission in Urology
Understanding HPV and Warts: Your Questions Answered
Regarding HPV and genital warts? Hello, Doctor: I would like to ask a question. While showering, I noticed a lump near my anus. After one or two months, I decided to see a colorectal surgeon to confirm whether it was something like genital warts. During my appointment on November...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: It is possible to contract genital warts even without sexual intercourse. If there has been no sexual activity, you may consider visiting another major hospital for a consultation. As for blood tests, if it's a large hospital, the results are usually available within ...[Read More] Understanding HPV and Warts: Your Questions Answered
Understanding the Risk of Genital Warts After Sexual Encounter
Possibility of cauliflower infection? Hello, Doctor Du: I would like to ask you a question. I had sexual relations with a sex worker on Monday, using a condom throughout the intercourse. During oral sex, the partner had a condom on the glans but did lick the shaft directly, and a...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: 1. Is it possible for cauliflower infection to develop so quickly? --- You should monitor the situation; if you are concerned, please seek medical attention. 2. I took two showers immediately after; does this reduce the risk? --- It can help, but it cannot reduce the risk ...[Read More] Understanding the Risk of Genital Warts After Sexual Encounter
Can Hemorrhoids Cause Varicocele? Understanding Urological Connections
Hemorrhoids and Varicocele Hello, doctor. A few years ago, I had prostatitis, and last month I was diagnosed with bilateral varicocele due to inflammation of the right testicle. Recently, I've started experiencing pain in both lower abdominal areas, with the right side being...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: It may not be directly related, but it is advisable to seek medical attention for hemorrhoids. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Can Hemorrhoids Cause Varicocele? Understanding Urological Connections
Early Signs of Genital Warts: What You Need to Know and Do
Suspected early-stage cauliflower-like lesions? Hello, Doctor. Over the past 2-3 weeks, I have noticed some small bumps around my anus (perineal area) while showering. After researching online, I suspect it might be condyloma (viral warts), and I found suggestions that early trea...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: 1. I have noticed small lesions for over three weeks now, and it seems that they have increased in number. Wouldn't it be better to address this sooner? I prefer cryotherapy and would rather not wait until they become larger and resemble warts before undergoing elec...[Read More] Early Signs of Genital Warts: What You Need to Know and Do