Brief Answer:
No Sexually Transmitted Disease; just d/t friction
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Welcome again to the forum and thanks for your further follow up and sending the picture to clear all our doubts.
The very first thing to tell you is that your
rash is not at all related to any type of Sexually Transmitted Diseases. I was quite sure that there can not be any Sexually Transmitted infection manifesting after 6 months of time but to fully confirm and give proper diagnosis I preferred to see the picture. There is no
STD which can manifest after even
unprotected intercourse too. The protected intercourse makes nil possibility of any STDs.
The red area appeared due to the friction due to continuous walking. Even sometimes we see appearance of mild frictional blisters which are formed due to the friction caused by our undergarments to penile head. Due to the friction the superficial skin gets mildly peeled off and abraded and it leads to the kind of
redness which you mentioned and can see in the picture.
This is very superficial type of
injury to the penis and so heals in a few days and it never leads to any problem. Let me tell you again that these things are quite normal and usual things, so there is no need to go for any tests or visiting a doctor.
For the interim of help you can follow the suggestions below:
- Wash your penile area for two times in a day with plane water. Wash it very gently but properly.
- Wear cotton undergarments. Change these two times a day. Do not wear any synthetic or tight garments.
- Avoid sexual intercourse for few days ( if it is the possibility). Preferably do not masturbate for few days.
- Do not try to touch the area unnecessarily or pinch and pop the area otherwise can lead to secondary infection.
I reassure you again that these things are quite normal and usual things, so there is no need to go for any tests or visiting a doctor.
I hope these information will help you. If you have any further queries I will be glad to help or if you do not then can close the query and rate the answer.
Regards,
Dr Sanjay Kumar Kanodia
MD (Dermatology and Sexually transmitted diseases)