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Advise On Black Mole on Glans
Hi,
I know I have asked this question before but I just want to clarify again. I realized that there is a tiny black mole about 0.5cm or lesser on my glans the day after the sexual encounter but it disappear after a few days.
Please kindly advise me again on whether is this any HIV related issues.
I know I have asked this question before but I just want to clarify again. I realized that there is a tiny black mole about 0.5cm or lesser on my glans the day after the sexual encounter but it disappear after a few days.
Please kindly advise me again on whether is this any HIV related issues.
A black mole would have nothing to do with HIV, and as Teak said, you were already advised that you don't have an HIV concern. Have your doctor look at the mole, it has nothing to do with HIV.
Hi Teak,
Thanks for your reply, as that was just my initial test and i will heading up for a another appointment so I am just wondering whether the black mole have any effect on the HIV case
Thanks for your reply, as that was just my initial test and i will heading up for a another appointment so I am just wondering whether the black mole have any effect on the HIV case
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