Painful Pimple Type Blister On Lower Penile Shaft, Popping When Squeezed Several Times. History Of Shaving Groin Hair With Clippers. Concerning?
I have a pimple type blister on lower penile shaft... It popped like a pimple when i sueezed it but has remained after about 5 days.....it a little painful as well.... i do shave my groin hair with clippers and probably should more frequent with hygiene...but concerned it has gone away maybe because i have squeezed on it several times...a suggestion for
treatment is my inquiry
Genital Herpes is a STD, appears as grouped tiny vesicles filled with fluid and ulcerate soon to produce tiny grouped ulcers and heal spontaneously within a week or two. Recurrence is always there. Hair folliculitis is a bacterial skin lesion affecting the hair root. If you consult your dermatologist they will help in getting over the same. Get well soon. DR S.Murugan
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Painful Pimple Type Blister On Lower Penile Shaft, Popping When Squeezed Several Times. History Of Shaving Groin Hair With Clippers. Concerning?
Hi, Welcome to HCM. It could be either due a Genital Herpes lesion or a hair folliculitis. Genital Herpes is a STD, appears as grouped tiny vesicles filled with fluid and ulcerate soon to produce tiny grouped ulcers and heal spontaneously within a week or two. Recurrence is always there. Hair folliculitis is a bacterial skin lesion affecting the hair root. If you consult your dermatologist they will help in getting over the same. Get well soon. DR S.Murugan