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Red Bumps on Glans (Penis head)
Hi Sir/Mam,
There is a red bump on the Glans (right side)which appeared 1.6Years ago. It's painless and doesn't create any trouble. It grew in size a bit in the last 6 months .At time ,when pressed blood comes out .
Also,Recently, 7 days back one more small red bump appeared on the glans this time in the left side.
Please help with the diagnosis and is this something to worry about.what is this issue exactly.
Attached is the pic of the first and second bump.
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This can be molluscus contagiosum, a common viral dis.
It is easily past past through sexual contact or other type of direct skin-to-skin contact.
Transmission also happen when you share your goals clothes gym maths and personal care items.
People with week immune system are more prone to infection.
They are usually painless.
Infection usually goes away on its own but it may take a long time.
Next Steps
discuss your case completely with doctor and get proper treatment.
Health Tips
there are good medicines which will cure your problem permanently.
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This is most probably balanitis circinata. There are various possible cause like due to bacterial or fungal, any type of allergic rxn toward new type of shop or gel if you use or your partner have any type of infection related to genital.
Avoid pressing it, it will create more problem.
Next Steps
infection if spread then only problem otherwise no issue.
Don't rube it when wet, dry with pad method.
Health Tips
take homoeopathic medicine very fast recovery you got.
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It seems to be acute balanitis. It can be viral or bacterial infection. It needs to be treated asap otherwise it may get complicated.
It can be well treated with homeopathic medication effectively and without any side effects.
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