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Suggest Treatment For Red Spots On Penis

i got spots awhile ago on my penis. red little spots and made its hard to touch my penis. i couldnt masturbate for like 2 weeks and the spots would always come and go but there wasnt pain anymore however i cant masturbate as often anymore. only 3 time tops a week. wtf is wrong with me?
Thu, 13 Apr 2017
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Thanks for your question on Healthcare Magic.
I can understand your concern.
Spots on the Penis are usually not as serious as they appear. They may be regular modifications of the underlying skin structures.
They are of concern only if you have had a unprotected sexual intercourse in the last couple of weeks to months. If they are nodular, you must see a doctor, they can be genital warts and will need treatment. But you can relax, because it is quite treatable.
Otherwise, if you do not have history of such a sexual encounter, you must not worry at all.

Take care,
Regards
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Suggest Treatment For Red Spots On Penis

Thanks for your question on Healthcare Magic. I can understand your concern. Spots on the Penis are usually not as serious as they appear. They may be regular modifications of the underlying skin structures. They are of concern only if you have had a unprotected sexual intercourse in the last couple of weeks to months. If they are nodular, you must see a doctor, they can be genital warts and will need treatment. But you can relax, because it is quite treatable. Otherwise, if you do not have history of such a sexual encounter, you must not worry at all. Take care, Regards