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Still nothing?

(Sorry, I meant to post this to the Docs)

After masturbating in the shower last Thursday I noticed a very small cut/abrasion (about 2mm) on the side of my penis. This is the first time I've noticed anything like this since I started this post. Prior to that time I hadn't noticed any pimple or redness at all in the area. (I had been using Dial soap as a lubricant if that's relevant).  It was not painful or sensitive to touch at all.

I watched it closely.  The next day it was considerably smaller, and by Saturday evening (2 days later) it had basically fully healed with no scab.   May have been a bit pink for a day, and now - less than 5days later - is basically invisible.  I have not had any questionable encounters since the one last discussed in late July.

Please tell me this is simply another byproduct of my hyper-anxiety and I promise I'll move on. Thanks in advance!


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239123 tn?1267647614
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"...you had read my previous posts in September and drew your response accordingly".

Yes.  Happy holidays to you as well.
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Thanks Dr.  I assume that you had read my previous posts in September and drew your response accordingly. Thanks once again, and have a happy holiday season!
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239123 tn?1267647614
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
This indeed sounds like a minor traumatic lesion, certainly no STD.  Don't worry about it.

Please note that MedHelp rules permit a maximum of 2 questions every 6 months on each of the professionally moderated forums (see Terms and Conditions).  The purpose is to prevent domination of forums by relatively fiew users with anxiety-driven questions.  This is your 4th on this forum in about a year and the third in 3 months.  It will have to be your last for at least another year.

Regards--  HHH, MD
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