Even after therapy, chlamydia can remain cause symptoms for a while, and trichomoniasis is not always indicated by a rash or discomfort in the urine. Men who have trichomoniasis frequently experience moderate symptoms, such as burning urine, light discharge, or itching. After taking antibiotics, an incomplete cure, reinfection, another STI, fungal rash, or irritation may cause persistent redness, difficult urination, or testicular pain. Until you and your partner are thoroughly assessed and treated, you should refrain from having intercourse. Instead of taking further antibiotics on your own, it is crucial to visit a doctor or STI clinic for a physical examination and repeat STI tests (including gonorrhoea, chlamydia, trichomoniasis, syphilis, and HIV).