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Irritation On Testicles, Bump, Leathery Texture After Being Touched On Penis. Serious?

Hello. Wanted to know if there is any disease that you can catch from someone touching your private area after they touch there own. A female touched me and since then I have irritation on my testicles, a bump that will not pop and a leathery texture there as well. It also burns a little when I urinate at times. Could this be life threatening?
posted on Mon, 27 May 2013
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Welcome to HCM
We understand your concerns

From your given description, the problem may be of some kind of allergic reaction. Touching private area after touching their own is simply what happens in all sexual relations. Isn't it? So the only way to ensure safety is to practice safe sex.

Your problem might not be serious as there are no externl lesions, patches or itching and burning and pain. For the time being wash the area with warm water and mild soap frequently. If symptoms persists, consult a dermatologist.

Wish you speedy recovery
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Irritation On Testicles, Bump, Leathery Texture After Being Touched On Penis. Serious?

Dear Welcome to HCM We understand your concerns From your given description, the problem may be of some kind of allergic reaction. Touching private area after touching their own is simply what happens in all sexual relations. Isn t it? So the only way to ensure safety is to practice safe sex. Your problem might not be serious as there are no externl lesions, patches or itching and burning and pain. For the time being wash the area with warm water and mild soap frequently. If symptoms persists, consult a dermatologist. Wish you speedy recovery