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A 21-year-old male asked:
I have these small red lumps/spots around my penile head and underneath my foreskin its neither itchy or irritable? 99% sure its not a std.
2 doctor answers • 4 doctors weighed in
Dr. Jennifer Haleyanswered
Dermatology 25 years experience
Pearly penile papule: Most common around the corona of the penis are pearly penile papules. They are common and harmless and are not contagious, nor do they require any treatment whatsoever. Obviously, i cannot diagnose you without a proper examination but this may be what you describe.
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Dr. Donald Alvesanswered
Emergency Medicine 25 years experience
Yeast?: Cannot be sure in 150 characters over internet. Could be candida (sorry, but think like "diaper rash") and need an antifungal cream. Because of redness & location, should see your dr for examination and accurate diagnosis with proper treatment, even if not std. Good luck!
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A 32-year-old male asked:
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A 19-year-old male asked:
Hi i am currentlyusing oratane 30 mg , my penis is red,itchy, white stuff on inside skin and on the ,penis head is this STD or oratane?
A Verified Doctoranswered
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Yeast infection: This sounds like a yeast infection. You should see your doctor.
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A member asked:
I had unprotected sex and now I have 3 red dots on head of my penis and a itchy red rash around the shaft and base of my penis is this a std?
Dr. Ziad Aklanswered
Infectious Disease 33 years experience
Probably not: None of the stds does that. It's probably a skin issue. Eczema is common.
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A 19-year-old male asked:
In my pubic area I have red itchy bumps, and inflated skin on my inner theigh, and above my penis that is spreading. Not razor burn or a std. ?
Dr. Mathew Sorensenanswered
Urology 24 years experience
Not sure: Hard to know without seeing what it looks like. Would recommend an evaluation by your primary doctor to start.
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