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Is it Chlamydia??


My boyfriend and i havent had sex yet, but recently i noticed a cream discharge coming from his penis and i heard that penis discharge is linked to chlamydia.
He has had sex once before with someone and she has chlamydia now though he doesnt know if she had it while he had sex with her, however he did use a comdom.
What are reasons for this discharge?
Could he have caught it from her touching him down there after touching herself?
Also are condoms 100% effective to protect against STD's?
please help.

He needs to get treated before you even consider having sex with him. A white discharge from a man's penis is NOT NORMAL! He needs to get tested and treated!

you can still get an STD even using a condom tell him to get tested and get medication for it .. and DON"T have sex with him no matter what he says DO NOT you will regret it . YOu can get it an oral contact or anything ewww hw's probably dirty ... i wouldn't trust anyone with an std their not careful.... seriously DO NOT have sex with him

you can still get an STD even using a condom tell him to get tested and get medication for it .. and DON"T have sex with him no matter what he says DO NOT you will regret it . YOu can get it an oral contact or anything ewww hw's probably dirty ... i wouldn't trust anyone with an std their not careful.... seriously DO NOT have sex with him

yes, he could have gotten it from her touching him after touching herself, or him touching himself after touching her.

you should get tested because you may already have it, having gotten it from him in the exact same way he got it from her.

He has Chlamydia, don't have sex with him until he gets treated, and when he does get treatment you have to wait 10 days before having sex or you will get it. Have a nice day!

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