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Suggest Remedy For Discolored And Loose Skin With A Blood Clot On Glans Penis

Sir it s been a long time.. May be a year my foreskin went a little back and my glans penis became visible. The visible area became kind of dark and skin became different(loose) in that visible part.. What should I do?? And few months back at the very tip of glans penis occurred a blood clot which is not curing.. The clot is same as before.. I thought it will cure by itself but it s not.. Help me sir..
posted on Fri, 8 Jan 2016
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Hi.

First of all, visit a doctor for a physical examination, especially if you are sexually active. An STD-panel is recommended in such cases, along with a urine analysis. Check with your doctor if the use of clotrimazole topical application will help. I recommend a doctors visit as only a more detailed and physical examination will help.

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Suggest Remedy For Discolored And Loose Skin With A Blood Clot On Glans Penis

Hi. First of all, visit a doctor for a physical examination, especially if you are sexually active. An STD-panel is recommended in such cases, along with a urine analysis. Check with your doctor if the use of clotrimazole topical application will help. I recommend a doctors visit as only a more detailed and physical examination will help. Best wishes.