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Marks on lower back and penis.

Over 7 months ago, I thought I got herpes through unprotected sex.  I went to the doctor, he said I didn't have herpes, but I would get tested for other STDs.  My blood and urine tests showed negative, 2-3 months later I got more tests done.  Haven't gotten the results back yet.  I have a few scratches on my lower back, and one has a soft, red mark in the middle, not quite a scab.  I can't see it very clearly, because it is on my back.  On the shaft of my penis I have a dark purple spot, and above that a small, red line risen off the skin.  Don't ask why, but I think the purple spot and red line are a bruise and a scratch.  There is no pain when I poke the spot and scrach, or urinate, and there is some mild pain in the spot on my back.  My girlfriend got a cold sore a few days ago, but at the time I didn't have anything unusual on my body.

Tomorrow I am going to make an appointment to see my doctor, and get more tests done and see what he makes of my bruise and scratch..
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The appointment with your Doctor is the best plan. Take care.
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I have a dark, so very slightly raised, brownish mark in color at the very bottom of my penis shaft.  I noticed it several months ago and it seems to have gotton slightly bigger.  I've been touching it and now it seems to hurt a bit when touched.  It's probably half the size of my pinky fingernail and not exactly round.  What should I be looking for next?  And would there be any other symtoms if this was cancer?
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It sounds like you are spending a lot of time poking and prodding and noticing things on your body?  Perhaps it's time to put the mirror away and find a new hobby?

When will you get the results back from your repeat herpes blood test?

grace
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I've just noticed some red dots on my thighs, which I think are from trying to shave, but it's been a while since I did it..
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