i no sores on my penis that indicates herpes but scrotum has been itchy for about a month did get - blood test
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You too can get a yeast infection - Doctors will advise using the vaginal creams on a partner to keep a woman from being reinfected. I am sure you don't want to go purchase a tube of Monostate 7 for yourself - so try an athletes foot or jock itch remedy
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There are no symptoms at first.  You need to get a blood check.  The government clinics usually do it for free.  If you test negative, make sure you practice safe sex in the future.
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Honey, you really need to see a doctor, it sounds like herpes simplex, and it isn't going to get better without some antibiotic.
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no there isnt and if your not really sure what it is you should get checked because there are other stds that can have some of the same symptoms so you should be positive of what you are treating signs are (itching white cheesy like discharge not a strong odor) but i really think you should go to a clinic and be tested
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I think you really need to see your doctor. Its probably not an STD but its obviously not normal. See your doctor asap
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go see a doctor. Sounds like you've contracted herpes simplex II or genital warts
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Probably not. I imagine you need to go see a doctor. If you get a blister on your finger or foot from a hard day of hoeing or a few hours on the jogging track, it's no big deal. It stings a little, sure, but you wash it, put a bandage on it, favor it a bit and forget about it. \n\nBut get a blister on your genitals and matters are much more complicated. If it hurts, it's going to hurt like heck. It may take a long while to heal and very likely will reappear if not treated properly. And because it almost invariably signals a sexually transmitted disease, it represents a health threat not only to you but to anyone with whom you are intimate. \n\nThe only way you'll know absolutely that a genital sore is not herpes or syphilis is to have your doctor run some blood tests. Even to trained eyes, oozy rashes or blisters may be indistinguishable from, say, a bad case of jock itch. Genital sores come in many shapes and sizes, according to Dale Kay, director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention National Sexually Transmitted Disease Hotline in Research Park, North Carolina. They may be as big as a dime or as small as a pinhead. They could be filled with fluid or appear dry. Sores might sprout on their own or cluster into a rash. They can appear anywhere on the genitals—on the penis or labia, inside the vagina, on the scrotum or between the genitals and rectum. \n\nSymptom Relief \n\nBlood and tissue tests, cultures and prescription medications are the only way to diagnose and treat genital sores. But there are steps you can take to help in proper treatment. Here's what the experts suggest. \n\nDon't play doctor. Self-medicating a genital sore by raiding the medicine cabinet of friends or family is one of the worst things you can do, according to Mary Ellen Brademas, M.D., chief of dermatology at St. Vincent Hospital in New York City. \n\n"Don't think, 'My sister has some pills that might cure this,' " she says. Antibiotics and other drugs interfere with the blood and tissue tests you'll have to have before the doctor can diagnose the sore. \n\nTime wounds the healing process. The longer you delay a trip to a doctor, the more difficult it will be to identify and treat the sore, Dr. Brademas says. So make an appointment right away. \n\nBe safe, not sorry. The best way to guard against genital sores is to have only one uninfected, monogamous sex partner, Kay says. Other safer sex methods include limiting your number of partners and making sure you know their histories of sexual diseases. \n\nErect a good barrier. Some sexually transmittable diseases can still be transmitted from partner to partner even when sores are not visible, Kay says. If there's the slightest doubt about the possibility of healthy sex, always make sure a latex condom is used. "But a condom's only effective on the area it covers," Kay says. Sores anywhere else on the genitals, the mouth or the rest of the body are still contagious.
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First, you should go see a doctor for a proper diagnosis.\nThe blisters/sores could be an STD or some other sort of infection, or just from alot of friction during sex. Some sores/blisters will go away with time, but the STD or infection will still remain in the body and probably come back.\n Blisters, warts, discharge, etc. on or around the penis are not normal occurrences and should be dealt with immediately. It may seem a little embarrassing to go ask the doctor about problems in the private areas of our body, but it is essential to staying healthy. If you have concerns, go get tested at the doctors office. And get routine check-ups.
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First you both need to see the physician. So you are wondering what it might be first it could be pimples yes they can have them on the penis. Other possible culprits are Venereal Warts(HVP) or Herpes. ALSO if it is venereal warts you can not treat them at home. Don't try Compound W. you will injure yourself. IF it is warts they can be up on your cervix also, they are one of the causes of Cervical Cancer. So even if you don't see or feel any on your self if you have had sex with this male then you might be infected and a condom will not totally protect you if he has them on his scrotum etc... AND ONCE YOU HAVE THE VIRUS YOU HAVE IT FOR LIFE. The actual out break might be gone but the virus enters your body and its there for life. Good luck.
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it could be a weird rash, or poxs. but scabies is kinda like that(bugs that bury themselves in the skin..it is an STD but can get many other ways)\nGood luck, I would go to the doctor
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Signs and Symptoms of Genital Herpes are:\n\nFever\nHeadache\nMalaise\nAchiness for 2 or more days, accompanied by genital pain\nIthcing, pain on urination, discharge, tenderness\n\nLesion appear that blister and then crust over. Healing generally takes place within 2-3 weeks. Keep lesions clean, dry, and dusted with cornstarch.
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depends on the test, blood tests usually cover syphilis and hiv, and swabs are usually gonoreaha, chlamydia, trichomonas. i might be wrong though.\n\nHPV (genital warts) isnt tested, and I dont think herpes is either but i might be wrong on that (but youd know you have it by symptoms)
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Most surely. I you are exposed to blood, semen, or any other discharge that might be present, and if there are open cuts or sores on the lips or the glans, then STD's can be contracted, even HIV. Herpes can be contracted this way as well if the sores are on the "head".\nYour best call for safety... stay "clean" and wear a condom.
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Don't freak out. It could possibly be a folliculitis (which is a hair bump) or bacterial vaginosis. The best advice I could give you is to pay the doctor a visit. Since you have never been with a person who has a herpes infection, I wouldn't be too worried about it.\n\nBut also know, that if a person has a cold sore, it is a herpes virus. If they perform oral sex on you with an active cold sore, you can develop a herpese infection in your genital area. A person who has genital herpes but isn't currently having an outbreak can still transmit the disease. The only reason why I am telling you these things is because I never knew until someone told me. \n\ntry not to worry too much and take care of yourself
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Have you been checked  for a STD??? Thats what it sounds like to me or Herpies.. ewhhhhhhhhhh.. yuck!
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Stop shaving for a few days and see if the bumps disappear. If they don't, and if you have a reason to suspect that you have an STD, contact a doctor.
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Are the "bumps" fluid filled (blisters) or solid? How long does it take for them to go away? What other things are you experiencing (does your groin hurt? do you have a vaginal discharge? If so, what color/consistency?) I agree with the other members advice that you need to go see your OBGYN and refrain from sexual contact until a diagnosis has been determined. If you have contracted herpes, although it is not cureable, it is certainly not the end of your sex life, you just have to be careful when you do have sex (use condoms, no sex when you are experiencing an outbreak) and good communication between you and your partner. One-third of the American population has some type of herpes infection (either genital or oral) although many do not experience any symptoms, only an ELISA (a type of diagnosic test) can determine if you have been infected if you have no symptoms. Because this test is extremely expensive most folks have no idea if they are infected. When you are having symptoms it is important to go see your doctor or nurse practitioner to prevent infection to others. \nEducate yourself about herpes and rest assure that you can have a natural childbirth, it is not a fatal disease, and be thankful that it is not HIV.