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sores on penis

by bassh3ad79, Jan 19, 2009 09:17PM
My question concers two raised and very sensative and painful "bumps" white in color that Ive developed on the underside of my penis. These sores developed after from what I could tell from the penis piercing( prince albert) rubbing on the underside of my penis. Ive taken the ring out and have let the hole start to heal shut, but the sores seem to be not getting any better, and not worse. Neosporin, and other ointments made the sores hurt much more, and just leaving them alone seemed to help, but not heal. As painful as it was I had tried liquid skin and it only semed to keep the urine from contacting the sores but Ive abandoned that approach due to pain from putting it on. My penis has a habbit of retracting like a turtles head and the sores are not painful at all in this state but it is uncomfortable for me, until I expose the sores again so I can urinate. Ive had one sore like this before and it cleared up on its own but wasnt this painful. The sores do not produce fluids, and have no scabs on them, they are just raised whitish dots where my ring would rub when in my "turtle head" state. Any info on how to get them to heal and to relieve the pain would be great.
Member Comments (1)

by BhumikaMD, Jan 20, 2009 02:01AM
Hi,

I think it would be best that you visit your doctor at the earliest so that the necessary treatment can be given. You could have had a superadded bacterial or fungal infection.

It would be best if any medication is used only after a doctor has examined the lesions clinically.

Till then you can avoid use of cosmetic products at the site, maintain a good personal hygiene and use chlorhexidine in your daily wash.

Let us know if you need any other information.

Regards.
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