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by justink1972, Nov 27, 2008 12:30AM
Hello doctor,
I am a soldier currently deployed in operation iraqi freedom. I was home on R&R about 2 months ago for a few weeks and like an idiot had unprotected sex with an old fling of mine. A week or so after returning to Iraq i noticed a circular spot on my penis shaft about a nickel in size. It is dark in color sorta of a brownish red. When is stretch the skin there is a blood vessel visible there that is almost perfectly circular like the spot. There is no lesion or sore there however on the right side of my penis head there are now 2 white spots almost like fordyce spots where there appears to be no blood flow. These are only visible at times and usually go away when i become erect or take a hot shower. We are in a combat zone and have limited medical supplies. I was flown to a larger base and recieved some std testing but it was all rapidly done with blood and 2 swabs and some urine was sent off to germany. All the rapid results were negative they tested for HIV, Syphillis, Gonnorhea, and chalmydia. And also looked for white blood cells in my urine and blood. I still have these spots on my penis and am very scared and nervous and its affecting my job horribly and i cant focous anymore for the fear of having some type of infection. My genital are just doestn look the same as it used to and it is bothering me very badly. If you could somehow help ease my mind i would greatly appreciate it. Thank you Doc.
I am a soldier currently deployed in operation iraqi freedom. I was home on R&R about 2 months ago for a few weeks and like an idiot had unprotected sex with an old fling of mine. A week or so after returning to Iraq i noticed a circular spot on my penis shaft about a nickel in size. It is dark in color sorta of a brownish red. When is stretch the skin there is a blood vessel visible there that is almost perfectly circular like the spot. There is no lesion or sore there however on the right side of my penis head there are now 2 white spots almost like fordyce spots where there appears to be no blood flow. These are only visible at times and usually go away when i become erect or take a hot shower. We are in a combat zone and have limited medical supplies. I was flown to a larger base and recieved some std testing but it was all rapidly done with blood and 2 swabs and some urine was sent off to germany. All the rapid results were negative they tested for HIV, Syphillis, Gonnorhea, and chalmydia. And also looked for white blood cells in my urine and blood. I still have these spots on my penis and am very scared and nervous and its affecting my job horribly and i cant focous anymore for the fear of having some type of infection. My genital are just doestn look the same as it used to and it is bothering me very badly. If you could somehow help ease my mind i would greatly appreciate it. Thank you Doc.
Member Comments (2)
by Pisteroni, Nov 27, 2008 12:35AM
Is the spot a bump? does it pop out? the white spots just sound like too much friction on the genital area.
by justink1972, Nov 27, 2008 02:37AM
it is not a bump and doesnt pop out it is just like a circular area of darker skin with no lesions or bumps and when i stretch the skin i can see a blood vessel that surrounds the spot. The white spots are on the side of my head there are two and they appear to be fordyce spots or just spots with no blood flow there is no sore or any bump in the spots
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