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Penis Itchiness and discolouration with Discharge
Let me start off by saying that due to mental health reasons, I’ve not been able to consult a GP and may not be able to anytime soon.
Around 8 months ago, I started getting penile discharge while my penis head was very itchy and had grey and purple colours around it. That lasted for around 3 months then it went away until recently, although now I don’t experience any discharge, just itchiness and discolouration.
As I had no symptoms for a long time, I assumed it was an infection that cleared on it’s own.
I hadn’t been sexually active for a long time before the symptoms started and have only had one sexual partner since (not penetrative). So, I’m not sure if it would be STI related.
Due to me not being able to visit a doctor, I’m wondering if there are any treatments I could get over the counter or online?
Around 8 months ago, I started getting penile discharge while my penis head was very itchy and had grey and purple colours around it. That lasted for around 3 months then it went away until recently, although now I don’t experience any discharge, just itchiness and discolouration.
As I had no symptoms for a long time, I assumed it was an infection that cleared on it’s own.
I hadn’t been sexually active for a long time before the symptoms started and have only had one sexual partner since (not penetrative). So, I’m not sure if it would be STI related.
Due to me not being able to visit a doctor, I’m wondering if there are any treatments I could get over the counter or online?
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