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blister

i just want to know if anyone knows if its possible to get a blister that appears to have little to no fluid in it on the head of the penis and it not be because of an STD.

thanks
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ok,thx.
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Problem is only about 3-4 people ever really answer questions here and most of the people who post questions get there answer and leave. So your stuck without an answer. So I want to get you to a spot where they may be able to halp you more, so that is why I directed you over to Men's Health.
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ok.. just thought someone might know from thinking a blister was an std and then it turned out to not be one.
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This is a STD community, maybe try posting in Men's Health
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ok, does anyone else here know of a non-std cause of blsiters?
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Only other advice I have is to folow up with your Dr.
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i did... he said it wasn't an std, but couldn't explain its sudden appearance either.  i never had one on the head that i've seen so it worries me.
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Bumps, blisters, rashes can be so many things and appear in so many different places. Most of the time they are non-STD related. best advice is to see a Dr for proper diagnosis.
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