Is this an STD?

Question

There is this 52 year old woman that we call 'Crazy Terry' who walks around our small town in summer in a bathing suit all the time and picks cans out of the garbage. Last week my friends and i were partying and they dared me to have sex with her under a bridge for $30. The condom broke on her and i didnt notice for about 10 minutes. I dont think she is a prostitute anymore just a drifter. I have noticed a few deep purple spots around the head of my penis is this just some kind of period or an std? if so what kind? will it go away?

Answer 1

Granuloma Inguinale
Granuloma inguinale is a sexually transmitted disease caused by a bacterial infection. Also known as donovanosis or granuloma venereum, the infection is caused by the bacteria Calymmatobacterium granulomatis, which inhabits contaminated drinking water and food. This sexually transmitted disease causes bumps and blisters to form on the genitalia, which, if left untreated, can destroy genital tissues and organs.

How is Granuloma Inguinale Transmitted?
Granuloma Inguinale is transmitted through sexual activity with an infected partner. It can be ingested by consuming contaminated food or water, and then passed along through sexual intercourse. It is most commonly spread through oral and anal intercourse, however, it can also be spread by touching contaminated sores. Women with granuloma inguinale can pass the disease onto their child during birth.

Who’s At Risk For Developing Granuloma Inguinale?
All sexually active men and women are at some risk for developing granuloma inguinale. However, there are certain factors that appear to increase your risk of developing the disease. These risks include:


participating in unprotected anal sex
participating in unprotected oral sex
having multiple sex partners
being male (men are twice as likely to contract granuloma inguinale)
being between the ages of 20 and 40

Travel to tropical and subtropical countries where food and water may be contaminated may also increase your risk of contracting this disease.

What are the Symptoms of Granuloma Inguinale?
The symptoms of granuloma inguinale usually appear within one week of infection, however, they can take as long as eighty days to manifest. First symptoms usually include:


upset stomach
diarrhea
rectal discomfort

The main symptom of granuloma inguinale is the appearance of small, red bumps on the genital area. These bumps are typically painless, and can form on the penis, vagina, labia, and rectum. These bumps are often confused with symptoms of chancroid and syphilis, however, after a few weeks they begin to change in size and appearance. The bumps gradually increase in size and begin to eat away at the genital tissue, causing scarring and destruction.

Complications of Granuloma Inguinale
If left untreated, granuloma inguinale can cause some serious health complications, including:


permanent genital scarring
destruction of the genitals
loss of skin pigmentation around the genitals
swelling of the subcutaneous tissue in the groin region
you need to go to the doctor its a std,, or it could beIf you are a man infected with gonorrhea, you may experience pain while urinating, frequent urination, and swollen testicles. This indicates an infection of the urethra. You may also notice a white, green, or yellow discharge from the tip of your penis. Your penis will probably look tender and redder than usual and you may notice a swelling of the glands in the groin area.

The gonorrhea bacteria can also infect the anus and throat. Symptoms of an infection in the anus include painful bowel movements, itching, discharge, and bloody stool. An oral infection often causes a sore throat, and a pus-like material on the tonsils or on the back of the throat. Infections in these areas can easily spread to other parts of the body so it is important to get treated as soon as possible......i just wonted to say to you to catch a woman down and out like that is a awlful thing to do..you got what you desirve..maby it wont be cureable...

Answer 2

Ooh I have sooo much I want to say to you!First of all what you did to that poor woman was terrible and you should be ashamed of yourself!If you were "partying" like that maybe you should take a hard look at yourself and decide whether or not you have some kind of substance abuse problem.You said you don't think she's a prostitute"anymore"?Does that mean she was at one time?If so you have put yourself at great risk for a number of things including but not limited to HIV.That was an incredibly STUPID thing to do.Is your life only worth $30 to you?????Go see a doctor like yesterday!You owe that woman an apology.And I think you need to find a new group of friends.

Answer 3

go to your local public health clinic and they would be willing to check it out. And if it is an STD you will have a wonderful Public Health Nurse come knocking on your door.

Answer 4

I think I'd take the $30 and go to the doctor.

Answer 5

YOU NEED TO SEEK MEDICAL HELP A.S.A.P. IT MAYBE A STD

Answer 6

You really need to go to the doctor. Why would you do something like that???

Answer 7

i think its CHANCROID,if these r painfull if not then it can be SYPHILIS...but i cant rule out STD...consult doctor now...i think u partied harder this time.Good luck

Answer 8

Oh my god you are a loser
Cut your di.k off cause it will only get you into more trouble.
$30 bucks is that it. stupid stupid stupid