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Small itchy bump under foreskin and irritating bumps on glans

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wierdpatient101
wierdpatient101

Recognized this bump about 2-3 weeks ago, it felt so itchy in the beginning that I started scratching my foreskin, later I pressed my penis hard due to frustration, and later saw two bumps on the glans and the foreskin was swollen.

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Later, the swelling vanished but these two bumps grew into four, and these bumps irritate when rubbed with clothes.

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I started applying Antibacterial cream and petroleum jelly, and later scabion lotion in case if its scabies.

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The condition is getting better but I'm still afraid of it because sometimes the bump under the foreskin itches a lot especially when touched or when the penis rubs with the skin.

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  • wierdpatient101
    wierdpatient101

    Posted

    Adding more, sometimes I get tingling feelings in my penis and sometimes needle pinch feelings

  • chris900
    chris900 wierdpatient101

    Posted

    you should go see a dermatologist , did you have any discharge? fever ? or any other symptoms

    • wierdpatient101
      wierdpatient101 chris900

      Posted

      Yes, I had some discharge in the beginning, it was a transparent fluid, most probably pus, but now its fine and there’s no discharge

  • Guest
    Guest wierdpatient101

    Edited

    Hi weirdpatient,

    I think you were correct in suspecting scabies, especially if these lesions were very itchy. Were you also itching elsewhere ? If you are following the treatment instructions correctly, you need to re-apply the treatment all over your skin, a week later. Persistent itching/tingling can be treated with regular application of Eurax (crotamiton) cream.

    Penile discharge, even if it's got better, needs to be properly checked. I suggest you get tested for STDs at the earliest opportunity.

    Rgds,

    Adhari

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