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What Causes Red Dots On Penis Head After Unprotected Sex?
Hi, recently I had unprotected sex with my girlfriend like about 4-5days ago. the next day, i realised i had multiple red dots on my penis head, the meatus area. these dots are like pen-mark size or a slightly bigger marker mark size. they are non-itchy and are bright red. my girlfriend had previously had a yeast infection which lasted for a month in which after that it went away. so now the thing is i don't know if these dots are due to burst capillaries or due to the yeast infection or some STD. please help.
It may be due to sexually transmitted infection. For that you may require complete hemogram, blood culture after physician consultation. Watch for symptoms penile discharge, fever, abdominal pain. You may require antibiotics after consultation. Use contraceptive henceforth.
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Dr. Shyam B. Kale, General & Family Physician
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What Causes Red Dots On Penis Head After Unprotected Sex?
Hello, It may be due to sexually transmitted infection. For that you may require complete hemogram, blood culture after physician consultation. Watch for symptoms penile discharge, fever, abdominal pain. You may require antibiotics after consultation. Use contraceptive henceforth. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further. Regards, Dr. Shyam B. Kale, General & Family Physician