Many men with chlamydia have no symptoms, or they may experience a burning sensation while urinating, a clear white discharge or drip from the urethra, burning or itching around the opening of the penis, or pain and swelling in the testicles. Infection in the throat or ass may also cause swelling in those areas. Chlamydia can be transmitted through buttfucking, blowjobs, rubbing weenies, rimming or sharing sex toys. To lessen risk, use latex condoms with water-based lube, even with sex toys. Chlamydia is treated with antibiotics, and a person who has had it can contract it again if re-exposed.
Some men have no symptoms.
Others develop soft, painless, fleshy warts which may appear on the dick or butt. Some warts are invisible to the naked eye, but may appear as raised bumps under magnification, and some men may experience itching or burning during urination. However, people with HIV can get HPV in other areas, such as the mouth. Because the virus is transmitted through skin contact, using latex condoms with water-based lube reduces but does not eliminate risk. Treatments include freezing the warts with liquid nitrogen, chemically removing them, or removing them by laser or conventional surgery.