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Hiv Penile Papules
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PEARLY PENILE PAPULESdO PEARLY PENILE PAPULES AFFECT TRANSMISSION OF HIV?...
Response from Ryan M. Kull, C.S.W
Columbia University's Health & Related Services
Pearly penile papules are small, white, raised bumps or "dots" that appear around the rim of the head of the penis, usually in uncircumcised men. These bumps are often confused with the genital warts associated with HPV infection, but they...
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HIV-related penile shrinkageDear Drs,I am an HIV+ male in my 40's. It's always been difficult for me to distinguish... Read more »HIV-related penile shrinkageDear Drs: I am an HIV+ male in my 40's. It's always been difficult for me to distinguish... Read more »
Articles
Ask the Expert: Case Study -- Newly-Admitted Patient With a Penile LesionCase A 27-year-old male presents to the prison infirmary with penile pain. He reports having had the pain for the past three days, ever since accidentally catching part of the skin of his penis in his pants zipper. The patient reports previous good... Read more »
Penile Cancer Linked to Sexually Transmitted Virus, Study SaysNearly half of penile cancer cases are linked to human papillomavirus (HPV), according to a new study led by Silvia de Sanjose of the cancer epidemiology research program at the Barcelona-based Catalan Institute of Oncology. The investigators... Read more »
Female Hormone Estrogen Could Help Prevent HIV Transmission in Men, Study FindsThe female hormone estrogen when applied to the penis boosts a defensive protein that acts as a "living condom" and could reduce a man's risk of contracting HIV, according to a study published online Wednesday in PLoS One , the AAP/ New Zealand... Read more »
Male Genital Hygiene Affects Risk of HIV InfectionTwo new reports suggest regularly washing the penis lowers the risk of HIV infection in both circumcised and uncircumcised men. Male circumcision is associated with reduced HIV prevalence, Dr. Nigel O'Farrell of Ealing Hospital in London and... Read more »
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penile problems...
Posted by dcgbowler, 2 Replies
I am having problems with keeping an erection. I also have high blood pressure and diabetes along with HIV. Is there anyone else who can advise me on what to do?
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Penile Thush - is thsi a sign ?
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
I have posted on this BB before (Fingering and touching Anus) and got some relief from the immense stress that I was going through. One of the main reasons is guilt. I am married and with children and have been faithful since we were married 11...
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HIV 1 HIV 2
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
Ok I had fellatio performed by a stripper with a condom on. Afterwards I noticed at the base of my penis that it was a little irritated and red around a bump, i guess turned out to be HPV. It was not covered by the condom.It was 6 weeks later that... Read more » how do u diagnost penile discharge?
Posted by team1, 1 Reply
i had a recent urine test that showed no presence of white blood cells -> no bacteria (does this also mean i have no bacteria there? ruling out also NSU/NGU?)ive tested - for chlam/gonnor. but i still feel a slight tingling when i urinate. but... Read more »
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