Can black spots and pimples on the penis be some serious condition?

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As per the history and images provided from your end (attachment removed to protect the patient's identity), it appears to be genital warts or condyloma acuminata. Genital warts are a viral infection caused by papillomavirus, which is considered to be sexually transmitted or through direct skin contact with an infected person. As you have mentioned, with a history of having physical contact three years back and having done a sexually transmitted disease (STD) test, genital warts may take weeks but sometimes even months or years to appear and may remain asymptomatic. It is diagnosed with complete blood test or biopsy if required. I would suggest you take a tablet of Zinc acetate twice daily in the morning and night after food for one month. Consult your specialist doctor, discuss with them and take the medicines with their consent. Electrocautery is an outpatient procedure done by a dermatologist where the lesions are gently burned and later on heal. For this procedure, or for cryotherapy, where the lesions are frozen and eventually fall off and heal, you may need to consult with a dermatologist. Avoid unprotected sex, notify any future sexual partners about the same, and advise your sexual partner to get treated. Also, kindly consult a doctor for human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccination to prevent reinfections with a different strain. Genital warts may be recurrent and therefore taking adequate precautions during intimacy is essential. Kindly consult a dermatologist for further evaluation and the treatments mentioned above. Follow-up after three weeks. I hope I can be of help. Stay happy, healthy, and safe.

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I want to assure you that it may be removed via electro-cautery by a dermatologist. Once you have gotten rid of it, make sure you use Zinc acetate tablets that I have prescribed which help in immune development and fighting viral infections. Consult your specialist doctor, discuss with them and take the medicines with their consent. You may also take multivitamins regularly for two months and take a break of one month after that and continue with the vitamins again after one month for a period of two months, and so on. It can help strengthen your immunity. Regarding unprotected sexual intercourse, I would suggest you always use physical contraceptive methods and not follow unprotected sexual intercourse. In addition, human papillomavirus (HPV) infections sometimes may come on and off and vary from individual to individual. Therefore, it is always good to be careful and have periodic testing by a doctor.