Sexually transmitted infections are sometimes not recognized by a man. But there are some specific symptoms that can appear on the penis when a person infected with sexually transmitted diseases. Note there are various kinds of sexually transmitted infections that can affect men as gonorrhea (gonorrhea), genital herpes, genital lice, HIV and syphilis.
These symptoms appear in the penis if it has a sexually transmitted infection, are:
1. Discharge from the penis
Liquid white, yellow or green coming out of the tip of the penis could be a sign of gonorrhea, especially if followed by pain in the urethra or pain during urination.
2. There are bumps on penis
At primary syphilis, appearing as a hard lump there but not the pain that appears in the penis. This is usually accompanied by swollen lymph nodes in the groin.
3. Pain in the penis or discomfort
Pain or discomfort that occurs when urination is likely a sign of sexually transmitted infections, usually also experience changes in urine flow from the urethra.
4. There are blisters or sores on the penis
Presence of red spots that itch and pain or small blisters on the penis is a sign of genital herpes. Originally appearing pain or itching in advance and 1-2 days later blisters appeared. Herpes sores can also appear on the thighs, scrotum (testicles) and buttocks.
5. The existence of brown spots on the hair around the penis
Small specks of gray-brown on the pubic hair may be a sign of an investment of pubic lice.
6. Red bumps on the penis and scrotum
Lice scabies contained in the penis can cause itching and red bumps that usually appear one line. A similar lesion or lesions can be present in other body parts if they have lice scabies.
