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Increasing Rash On The Penile Shaft, Bumps Turn To Blisters And Disappears, Negative Std Test, Diagnosed As Fungus. Treatment?

I have been suffering from a rash on the penile shaft for 3weeks now, its starting to my me depressed. The bumps started out the color of the skin some of them even blister up and make sores then heals i have been, I have been checked for std , doctor went stay it was a fungus but the bumps have triple since they diagnose me a week ago.what should i do.
Wed, 13 Jun 2012
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hAI, yOU MAY LIKELY TO HAVE Herpes Simplex Type II infection. In this condition serological test for Syphilis may be negative only. It can be treated with HSV specific anti-viral drugs. Other possibility is a non venereal condition like a Fixed Drug Eruption occurring on genitals quite common with certain drugs exposures like Sulpha, analgesics, Quinolines etc. If your condition associated with intense itching you have to suspect genital Scabies. Consult your Dermato-Venereologist, He will cure your problem easily. Get well soon. Dr SM
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Increasing Rash On The Penile Shaft, Bumps Turn To Blisters And Disappears, Negative Std Test, Diagnosed As Fungus. Treatment?

hAI, yOU MAY LIKELY TO HAVE Herpes Simplex Type II infection. In this condition serological test for Syphilis may be negative only. It can be treated with HSV specific anti-viral drugs. Other possibility is a non venereal condition like a Fixed Drug Eruption occurring on genitals quite common with certain drugs exposures like Sulpha, analgesics, Quinolines etc. If your condition associated with intense itching you have to suspect genital Scabies. Consult your Dermato-Venereologist, He will cure your problem easily. Get well soon. Dr SM