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Is A Small Pus Filled Pimple On Penis A Symptom Of STD?
Question: Hello doctor. Few weeks back i had sex for the first time and we were having sex the condon slipped out and i didnt stop to pit it back in i just couttuned untill i pulled out. I didnt cum inside her or anywhere close. Few weeks after we had sex around my dick there were one white looking pimel i didnt play with it or pop. Its gone now but if you look closely you can see it. Today i saw a another pimple of my skin of my penis and testicals and it hurts. I tried squezing it and white looking things came out of if and im really scared now that maybe i have a stds or something. I asked the girl if she was infected and she said no. Please reply to me.
Brief Answer:
best to get tested
Detailed Answer:
Hello and thank you for this question. I am sorry you are having this difficulty. Most sexually transmitted infections usually show up as pain with urination or a discharge from the penis. Some infections do however show up as small skin bumps. Small pimples could just be from some skin irritation or perhaps from yeast. There is also something called pearly penile papules that occur around the head of the penis and these are nothing to worry about.
Since you are not sure what is going on it would be best for you to see a doctor or go to an STI clinic and be checked so that you can get treatment if you do have an infection.
Please let me know if you have further questions.
Dr. Robinson
best to get tested
Detailed Answer:
Hello and thank you for this question. I am sorry you are having this difficulty. Most sexually transmitted infections usually show up as pain with urination or a discharge from the penis. Some infections do however show up as small skin bumps. Small pimples could just be from some skin irritation or perhaps from yeast. There is also something called pearly penile papules that occur around the head of the penis and these are nothing to worry about.
Since you are not sure what is going on it would be best for you to see a doctor or go to an STI clinic and be checked so that you can get treatment if you do have an infection.
Please let me know if you have further questions.
Dr. Robinson
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
But i asked her she said she doesnt have sti. So how did get sti
Brief Answer:
not certain that you have STI
Detailed Answer:
Hello and thank you for your follow up
Many people have an STI and do not know it.
I am not certain that you have an STI, it could be something else.
I just think it is in your best interest to see a doctor and be checked to make sure. We can not determine for sure what you have without an exam and some testing. You may just have some skin irritation, yeast or penile papules, none of which are STIs.
I hope you do not have an STI but it is best to get checked and make sure.
Regards,
Dr. Robinson
not certain that you have STI
Detailed Answer:
Hello and thank you for your follow up
Many people have an STI and do not know it.
I am not certain that you have an STI, it could be something else.
I just think it is in your best interest to see a doctor and be checked to make sure. We can not determine for sure what you have without an exam and some testing. You may just have some skin irritation, yeast or penile papules, none of which are STIs.
I hope you do not have an STI but it is best to get checked and make sure.
Regards,
Dr. Robinson
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
I hope you dont get grossed out. The girl i had sex with said and i know shes telling the truth that she doesnt have sti. So could this be just a infections. Not a sti cuase you cant get sti if she doesnt have it .
Brief Answer:
yes
Detailed Answer:
There are several problems that are not sexually transmitted. If it does not resolve you need to see a doctor though
Dr. Robinson
yes
Detailed Answer:
There are several problems that are not sexually transmitted. If it does not resolve you need to see a doctor though
Dr. Robinson
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
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