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What Causes Bumps On Penis After Intercourse?

good mournen, i had sex with a girl i met on friday 13, on monday i went to use the bathroom and notice 3 bumps on the rim pf my penis, im unsercumsized,, and itt moist like if a poppen a blister,,, i check it time to time and and a put a tissuse on it and it shows me a lil wetnes not alot... what could it be,,
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Hello and welcome to healthcaremagic.

I would keep a possibility of Herpes genitalis,judging from the way you have described the appearance of the lesions. Herpes clinically presents as discrete, grouped erosions/ulcers with well defined edges and clean base(unless infected). The symptoms are usually burning and pan and there is often enlarged regional lymph nodes.

I would suggest that you see a dermatologist for a confirmatory diagnosis as well as get your blood tested for HIV and HSV, as would be appropriate.

Treatment of herpes is with oral antiviral like acyclovir or famciclovir.

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What Causes Bumps On Penis After Intercourse?

Hello and welcome to healthcaremagic. I would keep a possibility of Herpes genitalis,judging from the way you have described the appearance of the lesions. Herpes clinically presents as discrete, grouped erosions/ulcers with well defined edges and clean base(unless infected). The symptoms are usually burning and pan and there is often enlarged regional lymph nodes. I would suggest that you see a dermatologist for a confirmatory diagnosis as well as get your blood tested for HIV and HSV, as would be appropriate. Treatment of herpes is with oral antiviral like acyclovir or famciclovir. regards