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Small Scabs On Head Of Penis. Family History Of Chlamydia. Causes And Treatment?
I have small non itchy non painful scabs on the back of the head of my penis . I have two children and during the first pregnancy my wife was treated for chlamydia . So was I. During the second pregnancy, she had no STDs. My wife has been my only sexual partner for the las 13 yrs. if she has no STDs then neither should I. What could these scabs be?
Hello, Thanks for the consult: 1. Small non itchy non painful scabs on the back of the head of your penis is look like of having Sexually transmitted disease (STD) and the likely disease is syphilis caused by Treponema pallidum 2. Chlamydia causes painful or tender scabs so it can be ruled out 3. tests you should be done like Polymerase chain reaction test (PCR) to check for micro organism and other serological tests 4. Penicillin Injection is the treatment of choice if test is positive This information helps
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Small Scabs On Head Of Penis. Family History Of Chlamydia. Causes And Treatment?
Hello, Thanks for the consult: 1. Small non itchy non painful scabs on the back of the head of your penis is look like of having Sexually transmitted disease (STD) and the likely disease is syphilis caused by Treponema pallidum 2. Chlamydia causes painful or tender scabs so it can be ruled out 3. tests you should be done like Polymerase chain reaction test (PCR) to check for micro organism and other serological tests 4. Penicillin Injection is the treatment of choice if test is positive This information helps