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Q: Spots In An Unwanted Place.

asked by: dmoore89 on January 18th, 2007

New User

I was in the shower and I saw this small red dot on the tip of my penis. I had recently caught myself in my zipper so I thought it was just a sore or bruise. But the next few days prooved me wrong. More of the small dots appeared. I am afraid I may have an std. Is there a way to self test? And if not. What std could it be?

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dmoore89

replied on January 19th, 2007

New User

Any advice?

HealthySex

replied on January 19th, 2007

Experienced User

Go to a doctor and find out.

November_Mommy05

replied on January 19th, 2007

Experienced User

Re: Spots In An Unwanted Place.

dmoore89 wrote:

i was in the shower and I saw this small red dot on the tip of my penis. I had recently caught myself in my zipper so I thought it was just a sore or bruise. But the next few days prooved me wrong. More of the small dots appeared. I am afraid I may have an std. Is there a way to self test? And if not. What std could it be?

try webmd, to the right of the website there is a symptom checker... It might just tell you to go to a doctor, as well. I'd help more if I could, sorry... I just don't have one of those things, ya know!?

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