Sexual Health - Women Forum - Boyfriend Is Uncircumsized, It Burns When I Pee,infection??

My boyfriend of 6mnths is uncircumsized. He is a very clean person and knows how to keep his genitals clean. Thing is when he stays over at my house he wont shower for 2 to 3 days(due to a grouchy roommate..she doesnt like him using the shower)but anyways for the past 3 days i pee and it burns. There is no discharge,foul oder,bleeding or signs of warts bumps etc. I.ve had this before but a long time ago. I was just wondering if my partner being uncircumsized can cause me to contract an infection?

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Tylanas

replied on April 2nd, 2007

Especially eHealthy

Re: Boyfriend Is Uncircumsized, It Burns When I Pee,infectio

ladyT83 wrote:

it's unlikely that him being uncircumsized has anything to do with it; it's just what happens when you have sex sometimes. Get some cranberry juice, and if it doesn't go away, then go to the doc's to be checked for a uti! Goody, yay, uti's Wink

Hey, feel better... I used to be allergic to chlorine when I was 11 and had to rub vaseline on myself down there before swimming, or I'd been in worlds of pain when I peed!

ladyT83

replied on April 7th, 2007

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Well i.ve tried the cranberry juice thing for maybe 3 days and i do feel some relief. But its hard for me to keep up with it. Are there other remedies maybe like teas or creames that i could use while continuing to drink the cranberry juice? If this doesnt go away in the next 2 days im going to go to a doctor to get checked out.

Tylanas

replied on April 9th, 2007

Especially eHealthy

ladyT83 wrote:

That is the right course to be taking. I hope you feel better!

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