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Syphilis Chancre????

I had unprotected oral sex 18 days ago, and i noticed a small bump under my testicals, at the very bottom. It might be ingrown hair (It hurts when i touch it), but its solid, small and round. My question is when i had unprotected oral sex, testicle especially the bottom of my testicles were never exposed to any sexual activity, it was just my penis that was exposed. In this scenario, Where does the syphilis chancre can form? If i had contracted syphilis through my penis, is there any chance for Chancre to show up underneath my testicles, or it would show up at the exact spot where the syphilis sore came in contact with? Thank you for whoever would answer my questions. I really appreciate it.
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652407 tn?1300737199
no you would have a sore where ever you came in contact with the syphilis sore so if your penis head came in contact with the sore then that is where you would get a sore... it is not like HSV or HPV in which they shed
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Did you ever find out what this was I have the Sam condition but on the side of my penis
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would the chancre forms at the exact spot where it come in contact with? or lets say it got in contact with the head of my penis, is there any way that the chancre would form underneath of my testicle? Thanks kdaily. Thats my only question. If you can be specific about the location of the chancre forms that would be great.
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OK, when people say genitals, i usually think about the penis and the testicles as a whole. I understand the fact that syphilis can be contracted by only direct contact with a syphilis sore, but the chancre forms at the exact spot where the syphilis sore came in contact with? Thanks kdaily.
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652407 tn?1300737199
no this wouldn't be syphilis, syphilis is contract by coming in direct contact wiht a syphiis sore... besides that this was an extremely low risk you don't have much to worry about
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