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small round white scars on lips
I feel certain that I have an STD, but the symptoms don't seem to match anything I have read on line and the doctor at the STD clinic just ignored me. I gave oral sex to another man and he ejaculated on my face and lips. The ejacula caused a stinging sensation on my lips and there have been small round white scars on my lips ever since. I also have a smaller number of these scars on other parts of my face, although there was no stingng sensation associated with contraction there. In some cases, these white spots seem to form a pattern. One is like a loop of white spots, another like a spiral, and some are like curved rows. Does anyone know what this might be?
i recommend calling the clinic you were seen at that you didn't like the doctor at and asking them to please spell what it was you were diagnosed with. I have a feeling it's spelled wrong and I tried many different spellings for it but couldn't come up with anything either.
never hesitate to get a 2nd opinion too.
grace
never hesitate to get a 2nd opinion too.
grace
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You should post that in the dermatology forum here - they will be able to help more than we can.
Thank you for your comment. I actually did see a dermatologist about this and he diagnosed it as lies disease and said there was nothing he could do about it. He arrogantly maintained that the spots had always been there and that I had just noticed them (this is the first and last time I saw that physician). This is clearly false and, it seems, falsifies his diagnosis, but he didn't care about that. Almost everytime I see a physician I leave feeling robbed and ignored. They seem to have the attitude that if they can't diagnose you in ten seconds it must somehow be the patients fault. I am a well educated person who did he pre-med curriculum as part of the general requirements for my B.A. and I've studied more logic than most people who teach it. I am deeply fustrated by my experiences with physicians. Do you happen to know another term for 'Lies Diease' to make web searh more manageable?
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