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With your significant sexual history an infectious process is definitely a differential.This sounds like a fungal infection. Fungal infections may present with redness, itchiness, some degree of weeping and scaling.Are these symptoms present in your case? Fungal infections when not managed well may be persistent and recurrent.In fact,even when using medications these type of infections may not readily resolve.
Keeping the area dry and clean at all times as well as washing with bland and mild cleansers may be able to help.Other diferentials will be a contact dermatitis which in most cases, may also be persistent and recurrent given exposure to the right triggers.
Without knowing the exact diagnosis,it may be difficult to ascertain the right medication for managing your condition.I suggest that you have a primary physician check on this.Corticosteroids may not be advisable if there are several open lesions in the area.
hi, im 16 and i have these white dots all over the side of my penis head, they have been there for a year now. i have been sexualy active and after i ejaculate my penis head burns. i was wondering if this was an STD or not. Also i have dark brown marks on the tip of my penis head. Please help me out im nervous.
With your significant sexual history an infectious process is definitely a differential.This sounds like a fungal infection. Fungal infections may present with redness, itchiness, some degree of weeping and scaling.Are these symptoms present in your case? Fungal infections when not managed well may be persistent and recurrent.In fact,even when using medications these type of infections may not readily resolve.
Keeping the area dry and clean at all times as well as washing with bland and mild cleansers may be able to help.Other diferentials will be a contact dermatitis which in most cases, may also be persistent and recurrent given exposure to the right triggers.
Without knowing the exact diagnosis,it may be difficult to ascertain the right medication for managing your condition.I suggest that you have a primary physician check on this.Corticosteroids may not be advisable if there are several open lesions in the area.