well, urethritis from an STI is most often associated with gonorrhea or chlamydia or mycoplasma, but the incident didn’t put you at risk for those things either. I’m not sure what dipsticks you used to test your urine, but there is often a color change with the dipsticks that are commonly used. You have to time the test exactly, no more, no less, than the test says for that indicator. If you wait longer that the prescribed time, the color change often happens on its own but does not indicate infection. I’m not sure what you used or really how to interpret it, only to tell you that true UTIs in men are very unusual and nothing you did puts you at risk for an STI in this encounter. Has anyone done a prostate exam on you to make sure that isn’t involved?
No, I do not think that you could have acquired HSV by fingering this woman then touching your penis. No. Nor do I think the dizziness and vertigo is caused by herpes. Nope.
Terri