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Male Yeast Infection ????

bonnie garcia

March 21st, 2005

My boyfriend has bumbs on the base of his penis that look like little pimples. He says there is itching and that if he doesn't treat it within a few days it turns into a rash. I have chronic yeast infections and am wondering if his symptoms could be due to my infections. We are going to get tested, but I need some peace of mind. What could this be?

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