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Had Positive Rapid Plasma Reagin. Have Dark Spots, Smelly Discharge. Can This Be Treated?

hi..am 23 and i had positive rpr about a year ago. i was put on medication and i test negative after the medication. my question is, at times, the sores do appear on my private parts and the smelly discharge also my skin has dark spots especially my reproductive area skin. can this be treated so i could have my skin back? and the sores iv been having, what can i do cause the rpr tests still show non reactive?
Tue, 10 Sep 2013
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Hi,

RPR test is for syphilis.

You are having ulcers and foul smelling discharge on glans penis and prepuce.

There may be genital ulcers due to chancroid or candidosis or mixed STD.

Remember, in primary syphilis, RPR remains negative.

Clinically confirmation of diagnosis is needed.

So, you consult dermatologist for perfect diagnosis and treatment.

I hope yuo got my answer.

Thanks.

Dr. Ilyas Patel MD
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Had Positive Rapid Plasma Reagin. Have Dark Spots, Smelly Discharge. Can This Be Treated?

Hi, RPR test is for syphilis. You are having ulcers and foul smelling discharge on glans penis and prepuce. There may be genital ulcers due to chancroid or candidosis or mixed STD. Remember, in primary syphilis, RPR remains negative. Clinically confirmation of diagnosis is needed. So, you consult dermatologist for perfect diagnosis and treatment. I hope yuo got my answer. Thanks. Dr. Ilyas Patel MD