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Penis discolouration

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gavin007
gavin007

hi, i had protected sex 1 month ago

previous to do this i stopped 'edging' which is to masturbate without releasing. i stopped it for 2 months

I received Oral sex, and used a condom 3x that night. it was vigorous sex

The next few days after i thought my penis look like it was a bit patchy / discoloured around the back.

after a few weeks i noticed the corona of my glans started to look more shiny and red

now almost 1 month later my Meatus is looking a bit red inside still

my main concern is discomfort in meatus, it feels like its burning a bit.

important notes:

• was using a soap for a long time that i shouldve been diluting (castile base soap)

• after having sex only washed penis with water and not soap

• it was vigorous sex

• my penis was extra sensitive because i stopped edging which i used to so every day for years, i stopped for 2 months cold turkey.

i havent had any STD or STI tests, its been like this for about 10 days, was mild before

thank you, please help imageimageimage

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  • AJ_.
    AJ_. gavin007

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    It looks to me like some sort of yeast infection. Id have it looked at. Also, does it itch?

    • gavin007
      gavin007 AJ_.

      Posted

      it doesnt itch a lot, i feel slight burning on the tip of it.

      i had dermatitis on my scalp so maybe its to do with that

      now the tip of the lips looks kinda red

      if i wash with mild soap every day and use a moisturiser do you think it will go by itself if its a yeast infection?

    • AJ_.
      AJ_. gavin007

      Edited

      I have no clue sadly. You should go see a healthcare professional though. They'll give you an examination & determine the exact type of infection you have. I wish you the best of luck. Please get this looked at for the betterment of your future.

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