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Painless red spot on penis
I had unsafe sex before 3 months and more and i dont have any symptoms as such of any std but since 4 to 5 days i have this painless red spot in my glans, it does not itch, nor hurt,nor pain...could you suggest what is it i have attached a photo...im just really worried...also my skin was quite dry since few days...i used soap to clean it and i mastubate everyday sometimes one or two...if you could see the red spot...what is it...rarely it used to sometimes hurt while urinating...rarely...
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Looks like some infection
Use clop G cream for local application
Dont use soap
Just lukewarm water to clean
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There is a possibility of Herpes
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Dr. Anil Kumar Sanwal
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25 yrs exp
Jhansi
May have genital herpes.
Get a physical clinical examination by a urologist.tests for herpes simplex may be done.
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