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colinakabandit
colinakabandit

my penis has as i said before healed but then now the soots cane back i have pics this time hopefully you guys can help i gave no idea what it is i have been checked by a dermatoligist and given this (hydrocortisone cream USP, 2.5%) but its nit working anymore.

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  • Wee_Dugie
    Wee_Dugie colinakabandit

    Posted

    Did the Dermatologist give you a diagnosis? What is the name of the hydrocortisone, and is it a cream (white in colour) or an ointment (clear / opaque) ?

    Did you use the opaque EXACTLY as you were directed, in particular, the number of times to apply it each day, AND the number of days or weeks you were instructed to use it?

    It would be helpful to know if you have been sexually active during the time you were given the hydrocortisone, and if so during ALL sexual contact were you using a condom?

    If you mean 'spots' - these are a reaction to something the skin on the head of your penis has been in contact with. You may still have an infection present, or you are becoming re-infected if you are having sex with a partner with no condoms. The other explanations are the skin is having a reaction to something that is chemical based - but the Dermatologist should have given you an indication of what you have going on .......

  • colinakabandit
    colinakabandit

    Posted

    heres some additional info

    i have no sexual activity

    The meds i talked about is a white cream type substance

    The doc said i have "a skin irritation" with no further explanation

    and idk if this has anything to do with it but i masturbate about 1-2 times a day with lube aka saliva. and heres the box for the meds image

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