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Red Spots On Penis, Not Itchy Or Painful, Yeast Infection, Soreness. Why?

Helo, i am a married 26 year old male, i noticed very small few red spots i thnk 4 or 5 at most on the head of my penis 4 days ago, non painful or itchy or discharge, my wife has stomach problems since a kid, she was treated for yeast infection two months ago, we had sex few times since then & once a week before i noticed the sores. They dont produce any fluids & you will have to take a very closer look to see them. Is it an sti or std?
Mon, 22 Apr 2013
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Hello
Wellcome to HCM
untill or unless it is diagnosed you should use cndom during sexual intercourse to prevent spread of infection.
It may be a sexually transmitted disease .
if it is a sexually transmitted disease it may be transmitted to a partner.
i will advise you as early as possible you should consult to a doctor.
Let them examine and decide what is the actual problem
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Red Spots On Penis, Not Itchy Or Painful, Yeast Infection, Soreness. Why?

Hello Wellcome to HCM untill or unless it is diagnosed you should use cndom during sexual intercourse to prevent spread of infection. It may be a sexually transmitted disease . if it is a sexually transmitted disease it may be transmitted to a partner. i will advise you as early as possible you should consult to a doctor. Let them examine and decide what is the actual problem