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  • Male
  • 18 Years
  • 20/02/2025

I'm a virgin and I've noticed some rashes on my foreskin along with a swollen tip of my penis. There's no itching, pain, or discomfort though. Could you tell me what might be going on?

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it is urinary problem

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Consult a Urologist

Answered 04/07/2025

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I'm really concerned about a small bump under my penis glan, right by the frenulum. It's a tiny yellow-white spot, doesn't hurt, and isn't itchy at all. I noticed it when I pulled back my foreskin, and it's been there for about three yearsit was around then that I first realized it. I've never been married or sexually active, so I'm a bit confused about what it could be. I think it might be a Tyson gland but I'm not sure. Does this need any kind of treatment? It's starting to make me anxious, and I'd really appreciate your expert advice.

Thats unsual and needs Physical examination,visit urologist for the same

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I have a 5mm calculus in my right upper ureter about 5cm below the pelviureteric junction. Is there any chance it can pass on its own without surgery? Are there any medicines that could help with this?

A 5mm kidney stone in the ureter has a decent chance of passing on its own, but there's no guarantee. While some stones can pass naturally, others may get stuck and cause complications. There are also medicines that can aid in passing stones, but their effectiveness can vary

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