Itching white spots inside foreskin after oral Posted: 06-05-08 19:14pm
If I can remember right, just a day or two
after I received oral the end of my penis
started to itch and has been itching since
for 3-4 days now. When retracting the
foreskin and cleaning I found two white
spots under the foreskin near the opening,
around where the itching is on the penis.
The girl who gave me oral said she had
been sick at the time with some kind of
cold or something so I'm thinking it's
something that came from the bacteria. I
saw somewhere where a guy had a similar
problem and two people mentioned
urethritis. Anyone else think this is the
case? Thanks.
Note: I'm uncircumcised. At first there
was a slight burning while urinating but I
can barely notice it anymore. The white
spots I can sorta wipe away but there is
still a white outline left over from where
it was and the patch of skin is red where
the white spot used to be. I don't
necessarily think the spots are a
discharge just because they can be wiped
away.
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MandMs
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Posted: 06-06-08 07:39am
Do you have red patchy sores near the head
of the penis or on the foreskin, severe
itching, and/or a burning sensation?
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Ben34205
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Posted: 06-06-08 12:30pm
No red patches, but pretty bad itching and
moderate burning when urinating.
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MandMs
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Posted: 06-11-08 05:52am
Is the burning associated with discharge
from your penis?
Have you noticed that you need to urinate
more frequently?
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Ben34205
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Posted: 06-11-08 12:45pm
I've been to the doctor's twice since my
last post and I developed new symptoms. I
found out I had herpes, yayy. Anyways,
thanks for the help.
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MandMs
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Posted: 06-17-08 12:15pm
Genital herpes, can be, indeed,
transmitted by oral sex, but, its signs
and symptoms, usually occur within two
weeks after the virus is transmitted.
Have you got an outbreak of sores
accompanied with flu-like symptoms in a
mean time?
The symptoms you have mentioned in your
previous posts are due to an inflammation
of the glans penis and the foreskin, known
as balanitis.
There is a wide variety of causes and
predisposing factors for this condition.
The most common cause of balanitis is
fungal infection with Candida albicans (it
is generally sexually acquired although
carriage of yeasts on the penis is
common)
Actually, this inflammation results from
an overgrowth of these fungi which are
normally present on the skin of the glans,
most commonly in men who have not been
circumcised (the environment under the
foreskin is warm and moist, and these
conditions often favour the growth of the
organisms that cause balanitis; moisture
is allowed to persist under the foreskin
for a while, if you have not washed for a
couple of days or after sexual
activity:vaginal, oral or anal - with or
without a condom).
Burning and itching of the penis with
generalized redness and swelling of glans
penis and white discharge are symptoms of
balanitis. This can be also accompanied
with symptoms of urethritis (burning
sensation while urinating, frequent
urination)
In rare cases, herpes virus can be the
reason for developing balanitis and
urethritis.
