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A 22-year-old male asked:
Been having bleach spots on my penis and burning when i squeeze my head. got tested for chlamydia and syphilis negative. also really smelly feces.
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Dr. Susan Rhoadsanswered
Family Medicine 40 years experience
Need more tests.: There are other infections that need to be looked for to explain the burning. Also, fragrances in anything, harsh soaps, can irritate the opening of the urethra & cause burning, as can over-scrubbing. Bleach spots may not be related. See doc again. Use products for sensitive skin (and your partner needs to, too). No fragrances, no aerosols, no alcohol-based products, no rough scrubbing, hot H20
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