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Possible STD, need diagnosis help.

I'm a 29 year old male and recently had unprotected sex with a female. Fairly soon after(6-20 hours) a whitish spot was visible on the right side of the head of my penis. I thought it might have just been a friction burn from vigorous sex.. but now after 5 days or so not much has changed, I'm not sure.

Here are some piics
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The first two pics were taken recently after masturbation and the smaller white areas appear only after being irritated. (thought it might be helpful to show this) I believe its just dry sky. The last pic was taking after a shower and is generally what me penis looks like.

I'm hoping its just a scab like area from a friction burn, but all advicediagnosis are very welcome.

Thank you for your time.
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See a Dr, we don't look at pictures and STD's don't show that soon.
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Its looked the exact same pretty much the entire week or so I've had it, hoping it just goes away soon.
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I'm pretty sure its not herpes, showed up too soon and doesn't appear to be a blister that pops and scabs over. Also I have some herpes medication/cream that I have been taking just incase (acyclovir). And thats pretty much the go to treatment for  herpes.
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There is a possibility that it's herpes. It can be hard to tell from the picture alone, but I would urge you to see a doctor before it scabs over. They may be able to do a culture test while there's still some fluid there, otherwise you would have to wait at least three weeks before a blood test will be accurate.
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