There is milky discharge from penis with pain in testicle. Please help.

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I can understand your concern for your symptoms. Yes, infection should be ruled out. If you had unprotected sex with someone, then we can think of STD (sexually transmitted diseases). If yes, give more details for investigation. If not, it can be other bacterial infection. Retrograde ejaculation can also cause this kind of discharge. Do a urine complete investigation for better understanding and treatment regime.

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You had a sexual encounter with an unknown person, so you feel you could have received an infection? If you feel like that, kindly do urine culture and sensitivity, HIV 1 and 2, HSV (herpes simplex virus) IgG (immunoglobulin G), IgM (immunoglobulin M) and TPHA (Treponema pallidum hemoagglutination). If it is a known person and you do not suspect you received infection from the person, we can think of retrograde ejaculation, renal calculi, and prostate infection. To identify you need to do USG (ultrasound) scrotum, USG lower abdomen and Urine complete. Also, you can give the milk liquid for examination. This is the way you can be able to come to a conclusion for the treatment, if you are in panic, you need to meet a urologist in person or you can do investigation and review, we can work it out.

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How are you now? How is your secretion, reduced or increased or the same? If you can able to share your reports it will be useful. As I mentioned earlier, if there is no STD you need to think of retrograde ejaculation, renal calculi, and prostate infection. To identify you need to do USG scrotum, USG lower abdomen, and urine complete. Also, you can give the milk liquid secretion from your penis for examination and it is called a swab test and laboratory people will understand. If you have persistent secretion, you can start Tablet Doxy 100 (Doxycycline) after giving a penile swab test.