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What Could Growing Spot On Penis, Rash In Groin Area And Painful Orgasm Indicate?
Hi. My boyfriend has always had this small mole-like spot on the left side of his penis, however, over the last month, I have noticed it has been getting bigger. He said it's not painful to touch or doesn't physically hurt when we have sex. However, over the last month, his sex drive is low, he's always tired, he's been getting this rash in the groin area that sometimes smells fishy, and the past couple of times we've had sex, he's complained that it hurt to orgasm. Not a burning hurt but like a super hypersensitive hurt. What could be going on?
Tue, 25 Feb 2014
Hi.
All the problems looks unrelated to each other.
First of all- the black mole can be a mole only. Simple excision under local anesthesia and subject it for the Histo-patho report , this will cure the problems as it is excised and one gets the diagnosis too.
Second - Low sex drive is most of the times due to anxiety, worries and tension.
Thirdly - the rash and fishy smell in groin can be due to tinaea/ fungal infection and needs treatment with antifungal ointments.
Lastly- hurt orgasm can be due to prostatitis or urethritis , urinary tract infection for which he / both have to take antibiotics.
All the problems looks unrelated to each other.
First of all- the black mole can be a mole only. Simple excision under local anesthesia and subject it for the Histo-patho report , this will cure the problems as it is excised and one gets the diagnosis too.
Second - Low sex drive is most of the times due to anxiety, worries and tension.
Thirdly - the rash and fishy smell in groin can be due to tinaea/ fungal infection and needs treatment with antifungal ointments.
Lastly- hurt orgasm can be due to prostatitis or urethritis , urinary tract infection for which he / both have to take antibiotics.
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