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Scab Below Head On Penis Shaft, Burning While Pulling Back Foreskin, And When Residue Urine Comes In Contact With Affected Area. History Of Having Unprotected Sex. Suggest

hi, i am experiencing similar problems, i noticed it 2 weeks ago after having sex with my girlfriend, for about 7 hours one night, yes we have unprotected sex,it was more than one scabs rug burns so to say but the others have healed but i still have the one below the head where the shaft is, it burns when i pull the foreskin back,it does not burn when i urinate but the residue urine burns when it come in contact with the affected area,
what can i do to make it go away please help
posted on Mon, 12 Aug 2013
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Hi, there is infection of the glans due to irosion or primary infection. I advise you to consult a dermatologist for diagnosis and treatment. You may need to have blood work for diagnosis and confirmation of the disease. Don't worry you will be fine with the treatment. Thank you.
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Scab Below Head On Penis Shaft, Burning While Pulling Back Foreskin, And When Residue Urine Comes In Contact With Affected Area. History Of Having Unprotected Sex. Suggest

Hi, there is infection of the glans due to irosion or primary infection. I advise you to consult a dermatologist for diagnosis and treatment. You may need to have blood work for diagnosis and confirmation of the disease. Don t worry you will be fine with the treatment. Thank you.