A 20-year-old male asked:
Hello doc i had unprotected sex with a girl and after two days my penis catching some small red bumps on the head of my penis what can i do doc?
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Dr. Harold Mandelanswered
General Practice 40 years experience
Exam: There are many possible causes of the red bumps on your penis including herpes, syphilis & other infections. You have to be examined at a medical clinic to be properly diagnosed & treated. Also you should practice safe sex in the future to protect yourself & your partner from unwanted pregnancies & venereal disease. I wish you well with your health!
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Dr. John Berrymananswered
Obstetrics and Gynecology 56 years experience
STD ?'s: See your primary care physician and obtain a referral to a urologist for testing, diagnosis and treatment.
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