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Re: The case of irritating ejaculate... From: Karen Lee (karenlee@sos.net) Mon Nov 27 20:31:03 2000 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Charlie Chambers: "Re: OB: What is a late deceleration? (case and discussion--long)" Previous message: jkulkin: "Re: Aetna" In reply to: Paul Prior MD: "The case of irritating ejaculate..." Next in thread: Bernard Cristalli: "Re: The case of irritating ejaculate..." Semen sensitivity. I have patients use condoms for about a month then try without. Typically, they will not be irritated for a while then it will resume. So, condom off, condom on...tra la la. I have not found any meds to be helpful ie antihistamines, topical steroids, etc. -- Karen Lee, ARNP I have a 30+ yo patient who is in early pregnancy. She states that >with her current partner (they have been together for ~10 years) she >gets significant vaginal irritation (itching, burning primarily) after >intercourse if he ejaculates inside the vagina. This does not occur >if he withdraws before ejaculation (which she states he usually does). >She states it has been this way since they have been together. > >She is asking whether he could have "some infection" that could be >causing this. Her GC/Chlam cultures (as part of pregnancy evaluation) >were negative. > >Anyone have any thoughts? I considered getting a semen from him to >send for analysis looking for WBCs, but unsure where else to proceed >here. AFAIK, mycoplasma, ureoplasma etc. are asymptomatic. >Interestingly, she also relates getting e. coli sepsis after a >previous HSG. Next message: Charlie Chambers: "Re: OB: What is a late deceleration? (case and discussion--long)" Previous message: jkulkin: "Re: Aetna" In reply to: Paul Prior MD: "The case of irritating ejaculate..." Next in thread: Bernard Cristalli: "Re: The case of irritating ejaculate..."

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