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470350 tn?1232408363

What specialist to see ?

I am a 25 years old circumcised male and i have been getting rashes on the shaft and tip of the penis for about over 2 years now. I have been to few different general doctors and a STD clinic where i was tested for common STD and HIV and that came back clean. General doctors and STD clinic doctor were not clear on what it could be because rashes will come and go as often as every few days or sometimes they will stay over 2 weeks period. Size and quantity changes. I have no itching or pain or burning and my gf of 4 years have no symptoms of anything at all. I have already posted a similar question but this time i would like to know what specialist do i really need to see ? A urologist or dermatologist ? Will a regular urologist know what they would be looking at ?
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With a significant sexual history, a urologist will be the doctor to see first. He will help rule out any infections and yes, help identify if the rash or skin condition may be related to sexual activity. I would suggest an initial assessment by a urologist so that underlying infections if present may be addressed.The urologist may refer you to a dermatologist if the rash may be more of a localized skin condition.
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470350 tn?1232408363
i would also like to add rashes do crust over if i dont keep them moist and tend to appear only on the right side on the penis only close to the tip, not all the way along the left side so to speak.
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