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I went to my familyBirth control and family planning Choosing a primary care provider Ewing’s sarcoma Family troubles - resources doctor with a fearFears and phobias that I might have HPV but he did not seem concerned saying that it didn’t look like any STD he had ever seen. The doc gave me a anti fungal cream with a steroid to treat the issue but no tests where ever run. The cream seemed to help a little but after a year of use never made any dramatic change.
The dermatological nurse practitioner took one look and almost cried saying that it was “Simplex.” At my insistence she ran a blood test for type 2 and later type 1… both came back negative.
Recently the itching started back and I used Monistat 7 mixed with vinegar at the recommendation of a friend that thought my penile plight sounded like a penile yeast infection. I thought that this was more inline with my family doctors line of treatment. Wow… I can’t begin to describe the relief I felt after only my second day! Around day 5 though I noticed those 2 bumps starting to form again… that was about 6 days ago and now they are larger than ever. The vinegar irritates these bumps turning them dark at first and after that dark skin was washed away it started to make the skin liter collard (white or yellow at times) and the skin tends to become harder and from a scab like layer of skin. The skin always seems to return to a normal cooler and the bumps seem to shrink a little over night.