Red bumps on face (chin, nose, forehead) and penis head.

I was recently diagnosed with Piles and was prescribed Daflon, 6 tabs per day.  After using it, for about 10 days (Ok I know I went overboard and continued the daflon medication because the piles were not healing) I noticed that I got red bumps on my nose and face.  After awhile, I also noticed that there were bumps on my penis head.  All these bumps are not itchy nor painful, and do not secrete any fluids.

I discontinued use of Daflon after I noticed the bumps on my penis and about a day after, I noticed, some small whitish spots on my scrotum.  These are also not itchy or painful, but they do have some secretion.  

Its about 5 days now since I discontinued use of Daflon,. and these bumps do not seem to disappear (although the condition has not worsened).  I honestly do not think it is herpes (because I have oral herpes) and the bumps on my penis do not look as such.  I have also not been sexually active for about half a year.  Is this a bacterial infection or something of that sort or a possible side effect of prolonged use of Daflon?

[Arti Sharma, M.D.]

Hello,
A complete medical history and evaluation may be necessary for determining the exact cause of your symptoms.Daflon is useful in reducing haemorrhoidal symptoms and improving the proctoscopic appearance of haemorrhoids.Allergic reaction to any drug usually manifests within first few days of starting it. Without a clinical examination I may not be able to confirm whether Daflon is causing these bumps or it is related to some bacterial cause. You may tray taking an antihistaminic like hydroxyzine.Bumps on penis can be due to boils, follicultis.Whitish spots on scrotum could possibly be Fordyce's spots. Fordyce's spots are said to occur because of genetics, but the exact cause is not known. There are small, painless white spots or nodules located on the shaft of the penis or on the scrotum. Another cause of small white bumps on the scrotum would be folliculitis .I would advise you to see your doctor and get these examined. Treatment will be specific based on the cause.
Best luck and regards!