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STD Negative just by doctor's visual observation?
I had my small sore on penis foreskin checked today by a urologist and was referred to a dermatologist afterwards. I also had them take a look at a group of small dark brown spots/blisters on my scrotum. The dermatologist took a closer look just by using his light/lamp while i was lying down. He said it could be nothing since it's painless but he still recommended me for R.P.R. It's been 17 days since i had my last unprotected intercourse. Is it possible for a dermatologist to say that the sore is nothing by merely looking at it? Is my R.P.R test too early?
hi! i'm sorry to have posted a new one. but my latest post is a development as i had myself checked up again only yesterday. anyway, i will just post this follow up question in my original post. thank you.
you have multiple posts now about this. please read our read before posting post on this forum and keep all questions and follow up questions in your original post. Failure to do so can result in being banned from posting on this forum as well as it helps us to help you when you post that way.
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