Dear Doctor , I am 39 years old male. I m 165cm, 81 kg. I have unprotected sex with a girl whom i went out for few months. All the while is ok until recently, underneath of my penis head (right side) started to have blisters (yellow colour). It bleeds if I squeeze it. After a week it dissappear. A month later it came back but this time, after it recover soon I notice a bump of 0.5cm. I ignore it but a week later it started to grow like another skin . It is pink in colour and painless. Soon I notice a small spot on my outer layer skin just a dot. I decide to peel the small dot - it hurts a bit with one drop of blood . Doctor, can I know what medicine that can cotarize it so that the skin can fall off? I think I got it from the girl (she told me that long time she don t have sex) but I notice when I penetrate her (usually the first time) she feel uncomfortable - is it her cause me the problem? She is not a sex worker but just a normal girl.
General & Family Physician, Dr. P. Mahesh's Response
Hi Tan,
Welcome to HCM. Do not try to treat yourself. It will make matters worse. There is no way you can treat it yourself. Consult an urologist and let him examine what is the problem, and he is the right person to treat the condition. We cannot prescribe the medicines in this forum, without examining and finding out the correct diagnosis. Self medication is dangerous, so is blind treatment.
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Blisters Below The Penis Head
Hi Tan, Welcome to HCM. Do not try to treat yourself. It will make matters worse. There is no way you can treat it yourself. Consult an urologist and let him examine what is the problem, and he is the right person to treat the condition. We cannot prescribe the medicines in this forum, without examining and finding out the correct diagnosis. Self medication is dangerous, so is blind treatment.