
Are Tiny Bumps On The Head Of Penis Signs Of Gential Herpes?

Lesions are unlikely to be due to genital Herpes.
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Welcome to HCM.
Thanks for posting your query.
First of all, your lesions are not looking like Genital herpes at all as per the photographs attached by you.
They are papules and not vesicles. In herpes, lesions would appear as multiple fluid containg vesicles and they rupture within a day or two to form tiny grouped ulcers. Your lesions are not fit with this description.
They are due to allergic balanitis for either saliva, condom, vaginal secretion or any application. Consult a Dermatologist. After examination and investigations he/she will treat with appropriate medicine. Mostly topical preparation would be sufficient. Nothing much to worry. You will be alright soon.
DR S XXXXXXX


Unusual presentation of Genital Herpes also not consitent with your lesions
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Welcome to HCM.
Genital Herpes infection is not that bad as you think. Even though there is no known a complete cure to prevent the recurrences, considerable number of people are living happily with HSV infection without any difficulty. This is just for your information only. Your lesions are not related to HSV infection.
Abnormal presentations of HSV also not have any of the features that present with you at present. Moreover theseabnormal presentations are more common with immunocompramised individuals rather in normal people.
Your report would likely to come not in favor of Herpes.
Dr S.Murugan


Your's is not herpetic balanitis.
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Welcome to HCM.
Herpetic balanitis is not uncommon. I have come across many many cases. It would not be looking like that of your lesions exhibitted through the picture. Reax and you will get a clean result.
Dr S.Murugan

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