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can you tell me what would cause a burning sensation and red rash on penile glands

by tony087, Jul 31, 2008 04:43PM
As a result of condom failing I had unprotected sex with a girl I met one night eight weeks ago, have been tested for all the common STDs and the results were negative. Could you please tell me what would cause a red rash and a burning sensation on the penile glands. I have tried antifungal creams but to no avail. My Doctor said everything looks fine


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by willy851, Jul 31, 2008 08:50PM
To: tony
Anxiety would cause you to believe it's unusually red and burning.
But just so you know STD tests are not accurate, for at least three months, longer for herpes. So when someone tells you they were tested and they are safe, they could still be infected. The person they were with a few days prior could infect infect both of you.

by Vanessa Lacuesta, Aug 01, 2008 08:02AM
To: tony o87
Hi

I understand the discomfort you must be feeling. Your tests have been negative and at this point we may safely assume this is not STD. However, superficial dermatitic skin conditions may present similarly and this may be due to dermatitis caused by the urine itself, external factors like cleansers and underwear material may present similarly.

I would suggest that you wash the area with a mild cleanser after urination. Use a mild cleanser such as Cetaphil. Try to use underpants of loose cotton material. This will help avoid further irritation. Cease using any topical creams or lotions at this point.

by tony087, Aug 01, 2008 07:27PM
To: Dr Vanessa Lacuesta
Dr Vanessa

I would like to thank you for all your help.

Thanks so much
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