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Pain in tip of penis. negative sti tests, negative urine test and negative urine culture found wbc under microscope. cytoscopy found no inflammation, infection, or growths. fear hpv induced urethritis. help?
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Meatal inflammation: This is probably local penile/meatal irritation. You can screen for HPV disease too and rule that out. Keep clean and can apply Neosporin locally if red.
Answered 12/6/2018
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