His and Her Health

Hello, im a bit worried.

Here is what happend. I was out with friends the other week, went into a student bar/club, i went to the toilet and the toilet paper was on the floor so i picked up the roll and used it. It was damp with urine It was quite a busy toilet too with lots of people using it often.

Ever since ive had an itchy anus. Also i had a huge spot grow in my groin below my sack. It was a mass, but it didnt have a white head. it was about 1cm accross. I squeezed it and a huge amount of yellow/bloody liquid came out. i touched it and it had the texture and stringyness of sperm. i squeezed it again and quite a bit of blood came out 'quite a lot for the size of the spot'.
i still have the mass but nothing comes out of it any more, it looks bruised and similar to a blood blister and doesnt hurt.
i dont know if this is a swollen lynth node or what. do they have strange liquid in them?

Also, my ex split up with me last month and she said she didnt have sex with this other guy before we split, i believe her, but im not sure now i have noticed this.

What side effects should i look out for? i dont have any other symptoms from what i can see. I did have a killer flu 3 weeks back, it felt like swine flu it was so bad.

Please help, thanks a lot.

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Please see your Dr. and be tested he can also treat you.

hello ! it would be best if you could ask help from health professionals. and also , have more information about stds enable for you to know facts about it and how to deal with the anxiety and fear of having std.