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A member asked:
Have mild perianal redness, demarcated red rash no itching & left inguinal lymph node the size of a pea, but doesn't hurt. also greenish yellow rectal discharge. all tests neg for syphilis and hiv and neg for chlamydia/ gonorrhea. what could it be?
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You would be wise to see a trusted proctologist to evaluate your symptoms.
Answered 8/10/2021
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