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Could The Red Spot On The Side Of My Penis An Indication Of STD?

I have a red spot on the side of my penis that kind of goes away with hydrocortisone but never full goes away. I might not be following through enough with the hc. The spot is just a little red blotch and has no pus, is not itchy, and is not cracking or hurts. Is this an STD? I have recieved oral
Mon, 6 Jan 2014
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Hi,

I have gone through your query. Spot on penis are very common and men are frequently worried they have STD. The lesion you have mentioned is completely harmless and is just a spot. Discontinue Hydrocortisone and leave it as it is.
If it starts to show any other symptoms, then a local dermatologist can be consulted.


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Could The Red Spot On The Side Of My Penis An Indication Of STD?

Hi, I have gone through your query. Spot on penis are very common and men are frequently worried they have STD. The lesion you have mentioned is completely harmless and is just a spot. Discontinue Hydrocortisone and leave it as it is. If it starts to show any other symptoms, then a local dermatologist can be consulted. Do consider a positive feedback as a credit to my work. Let me know if you have any further questions.