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white heads and rash on penis
Ok this started out as a red crusty rash below the head of my penis and on the under side. I also have had discharge that has been clear to cloudy some days. Now it has turned into little white heads that do not hurt or itch .. also it is more red and spread out than it was before. There is also a little discoloration in one spot .. it seems a lot darker than usual. I have been tested for herpes and gonorrhea and chlamydia. all of which have come back negative. I have been treated for a yeast infection which did not help and now they are treating me for chlamydia because they said sometimes the tests are not 100%! I have no idea what this could be. Any ideas?
Hi
Did you have an exposure?
"discharge that has been clear to cloudy some days" is consistant with symptoms of gonorrhea, chlamyda and NGU (but you have negative tests for the first two).
The crusty rash could be anything even non-std related matters.
The uclerative STDs are: HPV, syphilis, and herpes (but you have a negative test for herpes).
Did you have an exposure?
"discharge that has been clear to cloudy some days" is consistant with symptoms of gonorrhea, chlamyda and NGU (but you have negative tests for the first two).
The crusty rash could be anything even non-std related matters.
The uclerative STDs are: HPV, syphilis, and herpes (but you have a negative test for herpes).
Hi
Did you have an exposure?
"discharge that has been clear to cloudy some days" is consistant with symptoms of gonorrhea, chlamyda and NGU (but you have negative tests for the first two).
The crusty rash could be anything even non-std related matters.
The uclerative STDs are: HPV, syphilis, and herpes (but you have a negative test for herpes).
Did you have an exposure?
"discharge that has been clear to cloudy some days" is consistant with symptoms of gonorrhea, chlamyda and NGU (but you have negative tests for the first two).
The crusty rash could be anything even non-std related matters.
The uclerative STDs are: HPV, syphilis, and herpes (but you have a negative test for herpes).
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Herpes spreads by oral, vaginal and anal sex.
Herpes sores blister, then burst, scab and heal.
STIs are the most common cause of genital sores.
Millions of people are diagnosed with STDs in the U.S. each year.
STDs can't be transmitted by casual contact, like hugging or touching.
Syphilis is an STD that is transmitted by oral, genital and anal sex.
