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5-6 small circular red patches spaced out around base of penis

I’ve Been noticing strange things in my genital area and back of throat. My penis as I stated has around 5-6 separate small red patches that are spread around the base. The highest one is about halfway up and the lowest sits where my penis meets my body. They aren’t itchy or anything just worrisome. There is a very large patch that’s about the size of a silver dollar on the left side of my testicle and no hair grows there. It is a light pink and smooth kind of like a burn scar. No pain from it maybe some itching but no pain. Today I noticed that on the inside of my thighs where my genitals would touch them, there are about 30-40 small red bumps that are relatively close together. The bumps go out maybe an inch and down maybe 4. Also, on the inside of my mouth, the back of my throat has the blister looking swells that have been there since November. The back of y throat is also very red and you can see all the veins. 3 lie bumps formed on the tip of my tongue today too. I’m a sexually active male who is 16 years old. If needed I could email you pictures of the symptoms but I’m not familiar with laws regarding that or if it would be classified as CP. anyways it’s been bugging me for a while I asked to get a test during my last check up but was politely told to **** off. Any input from a medical professional or Someone well versed in STDs would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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207091 tn?1337709493
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If you are under 18, please do not post a pic of your genitals.

Have recently you been sexually active? What kinds of activity have you had, and has it been protected?

This could be a fungal infection, like yeast or jock itch, or something like dermatitis or eczema. Perhaps an allergic reaction to something.

The things in your throat aren't related to the things on your genitals. Lie bumps aren't an STD, and can be caused by a number of things - usually food-related. https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/320275

So you'll need to see a doctor. I don't know where you are, and what kind of lock down you're under, but in most places, you can see a doctor if you need to. You don't need to tell your parents that you've been sexually active, just that you think you have a fungal infection or eczema or something. You can also ask them not to be in the room when you're examined at 16, and in most places, your doctor can't discuss your sexual activities with your parents at 16. Call your local Planned Parenthood or GUM Clinic or STD clinic (depending on where you are) to find out the rules for minors where you are).

Most likely, you'll be given a cream to use. Use this exactly as directed. Let us know what happens.  

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3149845 tn?1506627771
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HI, first of all what your describing are not symptoms of any std.
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