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What Causes Bumps On My Penis Shaft?

Hai I am 26 sexually active and I use protection. Two days before I noticed small bumps on the shaft end ( starting of the shaft ) of my penis. Two days later it turned black and the skin got peeled off leaving a pink patch. I am really worried could use some help.
Mon, 3 Mar 2014
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Hi,
Welcome to HCM.

As you had protected sex, STD/HIV are unlikely. Other infection are also unlikely.

You mentioned, bumps healed with peeling and left a pink patch. It could be most likely due to a drug reaction called as Fixed Drug Eruption. If you have exposed to a particular drug, you may likely to get such reaction.
You have to identify the drug and avoid the exposure to this drug in future.
Dr S.Murugan
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What Causes Bumps On My Penis Shaft?

Hi, Welcome to HCM. As you had protected sex, STD/HIV are unlikely. Other infection are also unlikely. You mentioned, bumps healed with peeling and left a pink patch. It could be most likely due to a drug reaction called as Fixed Drug Eruption. If you have exposed to a particular drug, you may likely to get such reaction. You have to identify the drug and avoid the exposure to this drug in future. Dr S.Murugan