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Suggest Treatment For White Sore Bumps On Penis

Hello, im a 27 yr old male and have noticed white sore bumps/lumps that appear to be hard skin on my frenulum, and at points these lumps have split and caused very small lacerations on my penis. Which needless to say are particularly sore :-( Is this anything to worry about? Is there any cause? STI? How can I treat this? I have currently been applying an antiseptic cream with anesthetic to keep from infection and to ease the pain. Thanking you in advance. Lee
Tue, 25 Nov 2014
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I have gone through your query.Your problem is most likely yeast infection.It is better to show your GP or dermatologist and confirm it.For such case i advise ointments with combination of miconazole and flucinolone for local application.I also advise not to use soaps as it causes more irritation.You can use warm water or saline for cleaning.Hypoallergic soaps like cetaphil can be used if you really want to use soap.Hope this may help you.
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Suggest Treatment For White Sore Bumps On Penis

Hi Thank you for asking HCM I have gone through your query.Your problem is most likely yeast infection.It is better to show your GP or dermatologist and confirm it.For such case i advise ointments with combination of miconazole and flucinolone for local application.I also advise not to use soaps as it causes more irritation.You can use warm water or saline for cleaning.Hypoallergic soaps like cetaphil can be used if you really want to use soap.Hope this may help you. Let me know if you have any further query.