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Penile forehead inflammation

2019-09-21 11:06:33
Had sexual intercourse a couple of days . Since then forehead of the penis ( below foreskin ) is reddish and itchy. It has white secretions around . When cleaned the forehead is red . Don't want to personally see a doctor. Kindly advise if applying soframycin will be ok ?
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Seems to be a fungal infection better send a photo for exact diagnosis

Answered2019-09-21 17:33:16

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chat with me online for advice and treatment

Answered2019-09-26 09:08:30

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its very difficult to comment without seeing it.send pic private for assessment and guidance

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share pic with me

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