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I have seen tiny small group(around 5..) of bumps on my penis shaft 15days ago.. No pain ..no itch.. I had sex 2years ago.. 6months ago i tested NO HIV.. Can you please give me prescription.....

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Dr. Puneet Madan answered : 11 years ago

Hi,

Is there any other problem any where else also or may be you have problem in urine.
Any fever or any infection any where else.
You can attach your photos,that will help in diagnosis although me still not sure about the diagnosis of your disesae.
If you have any tests please attach reports.

Patient asked followup Question: 11 years ago

Hi Puneet, i have no other problems. no infections.. i can urine without issues.. No fever from last 1 year... I didnt test my urine.. Last 6months ago blood complete checkup..there is no issues. I am unable to attach my photos here. Please provide alternative email address

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