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Reddish Color On The Penis With A Pus Filled Spot. STD?
Hai doctor i had a reddish color on my penis along with a white spot (looked like pus filled) on my penis for two days. Both occured on two different days and with a gap of three or four months. Could you tell me if it is an std . The reddish color was a lesion I guess. I had a sexual contact (mutual masterbation) with a person.
Sun, 31 Mar 2013
Hi,
I understand that you had red colour spot ? mild swelling 3 to 4 mths duration which has a white spot now for the last 2 days. You have not mentioned whether it was painful or itchy. You did not say about your sex other than mutual masturbation. Red spot may due to a scratch, allergy or heat and the white spot may be due to ?infection. Consult any doctor. Treatment is easy.
investigations like STD & HIV is advised. Why mutual masturbation?. Try to understand sex properly.
Best wishes
I understand that you had red colour spot ? mild swelling 3 to 4 mths duration which has a white spot now for the last 2 days. You have not mentioned whether it was painful or itchy. You did not say about your sex other than mutual masturbation. Red spot may due to a scratch, allergy or heat and the white spot may be due to ?infection. Consult any doctor. Treatment is easy.
investigations like STD & HIV is advised. Why mutual masturbation?. Try to understand sex properly.
Best wishes
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Yes, unprotected sexual contact can cause STD's. pus filled spots can be benign / herpes/syphilis etc.,Have to examine your groin , if there is any lymph node enlargement.Few tests would confirm the diagnosis.Consult a dermatologist.
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Yes, unprotected sexual contact can cause STD's. pus filled spots can be benign / herpes/syphilis etc.,Have to examine your groin , if there is any lymph node enlargement.Few tests would confirm the diagnosis.Consult a dermatologist.
Take care
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