Are bumps on penis head suggestive of a sexually transmitted infection?

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Based on your descriptions and the provided pictures, it appears you may be dealing with genital herpes.

1. Have you had a history of unprotected sexual intercourse?

2. Since you are not experiencing symptoms like itching or burning, it is important to clarify if this is the first occurrence or if you have had recurrent episodes. Recurrent episodes may not necessarily involve itching or burning.

3. Has your partner reported any similar symptoms?

4. I recommend undergoing testing for HSV IgM and IgG (herpes simplex virus immunoglobulin G and M) levels. Additionally, consider testing for anti-HCV, HBsAg, and HIV.

5. If the investigation confirms herpes genitalis, it is advisable to consult your general physician or a nearby dermatologist for further guidance. Treatment options may include starting with Acyclovir 400 milligrams three times a day and applying 5 percent Acyclovir ointment twice daily for five days.

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