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What Causes Grey Spot On Left Side Of Corona?
Question: About1 moths ago or so I noticed a grayish spot on the left side of the head of my penis(on the corona)
it does not itch or hurt at all.and it does not look like a blister either..It is smooth to the touch not bumpy
and i didn't do sex ever in my life I'm a virgin man until now
but I got a hard football shot in my penis same time
it does not itch or hurt at all.and it does not look like a blister either..It is smooth to the touch not bumpy
and i didn't do sex ever in my life I'm a virgin man until now
but I got a hard football shot in my penis same time
Brief Answer:
Hematoma skin is most likely possibility
Detailed Answer:
Hello. Welcome to Healthcaremagic.com.
I have read your query.
I have seen the attached photograph also.
I understand your concern.
As per details, the most likely possibility for your symptoms is Hematoma skin of penis.
Sudden trauma strongh enough to rupture the cutaneous small blood vessels lead to oozing and collection of blood under the skin.
This collected blood appears as discolouration of skin. Initially the color is dark purple fading to light greyish within few days.
Your history of trauma corroborates with appearance of greyish patch also favoring the diagnosis of Hematoma skin.
In such cases, no treatment is required. The hematoma resolves spontaneously within 10-14 days of its own.
Still you should visit your doctor in person so that he can examine and do clinical examination of the area.
You can share my opinion with him.
I hope it helps.
Stay healthy.
Hematoma skin is most likely possibility
Detailed Answer:
Hello. Welcome to Healthcaremagic.com.
I have read your query.
I have seen the attached photograph also.
I understand your concern.
As per details, the most likely possibility for your symptoms is Hematoma skin of penis.
Sudden trauma strongh enough to rupture the cutaneous small blood vessels lead to oozing and collection of blood under the skin.
This collected blood appears as discolouration of skin. Initially the color is dark purple fading to light greyish within few days.
Your history of trauma corroborates with appearance of greyish patch also favoring the diagnosis of Hematoma skin.
In such cases, no treatment is required. The hematoma resolves spontaneously within 10-14 days of its own.
Still you should visit your doctor in person so that he can examine and do clinical examination of the area.
You can share my opinion with him.
I hope it helps.
Stay healthy.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Shanthi.E
Thank you very much Dr XXXXXXX
do you mean there is no riskiness from this?
and what type of doctor I should visit Dermatologist or Proctologist?
Thank you
do you mean there is no riskiness from this?
and what type of doctor I should visit Dermatologist or Proctologist?
Thank you
Brief Answer:
you should consult a Dermatologist
Detailed Answer:
Hello. Welcome back.
Its my pleasure to help you here.
No there is no risk associated with it.
You should visit a Dermatologist for confirmation and proper clinical examination.
We doctors are always here to help you to the best.
Stay healthy.
you should consult a Dermatologist
Detailed Answer:
Hello. Welcome back.
Its my pleasure to help you here.
No there is no risk associated with it.
You should visit a Dermatologist for confirmation and proper clinical examination.
We doctors are always here to help you to the best.
Stay healthy.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Shanthi.E
Thank you Dr XXXXXXX
I asked another doctor for ensuring and this is her reply
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I reviewed the picture.
It seems to be lichen planus which is like an eczema. Its violaceous in colour. Its not infectious.
The treatment for it would be application of cortisone cream mixed with Mupirocin cream twice a day for two weeks.
In case it doesn't start improving in a week, it will be best to see your doctor who can examine it thoroughly.
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What you think about it ?
I asked another doctor for ensuring and this is her reply
-----
I reviewed the picture.
It seems to be lichen planus which is like an eczema. Its violaceous in colour. Its not infectious.
The treatment for it would be application of cortisone cream mixed with Mupirocin cream twice a day for two weeks.
In case it doesn't start improving in a week, it will be best to see your doctor who can examine it thoroughly.
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What you think about it ?
Brief Answer:
hematoma skin is most likely
Detailed Answer:
Hello. Welcome back.
It doesn't look like Lichen planus to me.
I have seen your attached images again.
I can appreciate some swelling with discolouration of the involved area.
In Dermatology, inspection is very important aspect of clinical examination.
So you should not apply anything without consulting your doctor in person.
This is my advice for you.
You can share my opinion with your doctor.
I hope this information helps you.
Thanks
hematoma skin is most likely
Detailed Answer:
Hello. Welcome back.
It doesn't look like Lichen planus to me.
I have seen your attached images again.
I can appreciate some swelling with discolouration of the involved area.
In Dermatology, inspection is very important aspect of clinical examination.
So you should not apply anything without consulting your doctor in person.
This is my advice for you.
You can share my opinion with your doctor.
I hope this information helps you.
Thanks
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Raju A.T
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