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std help? Do you think I have one?
Yesterday morning I noticed a tiny looking blister, size of a pin head, on the shaft of my penis. I have no pain or discomfort, and I have been with the same partner for 9 years. My legs are a little sore, but I work in a enviroment that I walk several miles a day, so this is a normal feeling. (Seen that muscle pain can be a symptom). Anyways, I have only had sex with two people my whole life, one being my wife, and the other being almost 10years ago. Is it possible that this could be a sign of a STD? I have looked at tons of pictures online, but they all show clusters of blisters, not just one tiny one. Anyways, it scares me since I have never noticed anything like this before. What else could it be? The blister is about a inch up the shaft, and no other blisters anywhere else. Thanks again!
Johnian, I too experienced two tiny blisters on shaft. I popped them with a needle and applied rubbing alchohol, quickly it dried and created a scab. It went away in a matter of days but left a lighter color on skin sort of a scar I guess. I went to the doctor to get tested for herpes and tested negative. Doctor said it could be yeast infection but could not realy say what it was. Sorry I dont have the answere either.
But again unless wife cheated on you nothing to do with a STD.
More info on herpes please post in that community.
More info on herpes please post in that community.
Any clue what could cause just one little blister? I mean, it is almost hard to even see, but it is a blister. Could herpes present itself as one little blister? I guess it scares me since i have heard that you can have herpes for like 10yrs before a outbreak. I am a worry wort as it is, so i guess i am just letting it scare me. Today im feeling like im getting a cold, so again i start worring! but im sure its just a cold, but still have no clue what the heck the blister is from.
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Herpes spreads by oral, vaginal and anal sex.
Herpes sores blister, then burst, scab and heal.
STIs are the most common cause of genital sores.
Millions of people are diagnosed with STDs in the U.S. each year.
STDs can't be transmitted by casual contact, like hugging or touching.
Syphilis is an STD that is transmitted by oral, genital and anal sex.
