loss of sensitivity after chlamydia treatment Posted: 07-05-08 07:33am
I lost my virginity in late December (with
condoms) and slept with the same girl on
several other occasions in late February,
unfortunately this time without bothering
to use condoms.
After 4 months of wondering why I
experienced stinging when I tried to
urinate, I finally got myself tested and
took the chlamydia antiobiotics around 8
days ago.
However, a month before taking the
antibiotics, I started noticing that the
most pleasurable point on my penis had
somehow completely lost its sensitivity,
though the less pleasurable parts closer
to the base of the shaft still retained
their sensitivity. However it's become
worse and worse in the last month and the
desensitising has now spread a little bit
further down the shaft.
I couldn't follow his explanation with
particular clarity, but my doctor told me
that this development is unrelated to the
chlamydia and that it has probably occured
due to some sort of nerve problem. He
says I can expect the sensitivity to come
back within the next few months.
However I'm not sure I buy this
explanation, and would love some feedback
on what other medical problems can cause
such a de-sensitising.
Is it possible that leaving the chlamydia
untreated for so long might have had this
affect? Can chlamydia develop into a more
serious STI if untreated, and can that in
turn cause the penis to become
desensitised?
Today I also noticed that I've developed a
few tiny moles on the shaft, quite close
to the main vein. Could it be that those
moles are touching the vein and causing
the loss of sensitivity?
I know this is a long post but I thought
I'd clarify all the points. Would
seriously welcome any help.
Cheers
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Posted: 07-06-08 17:34pm
hi i am a 13 year old virgin first off
should i be able to pull the foreskin back
all the way because i cant but when i pull
it back as far as it will go i have over
sencivivity why. im sorry i cant answer
your question but by the sound of your
post you sound rather young so i would
appriciate any help
im sorry about the spelling im not great
at english