Dr. Alexander Davis
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Hi doctor,
After having intercourse yesterday, I started to have blisters in my penis head. What is it? How to treat it?
Hi,
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Blisters on the penis after unprotected sex occur due to genital herpes infection. The normal incubation period is two to fourteen days. As it has started yesterday, it will take some time to show other symptoms. But medicines can cure it. You can have another possibility also. You can have an infection of herpes already and you can experience a reactivation now. You can treat this condition by taking an anti-viral medication. Consult a general practitioner soon to have a definitive diagnosis. If the situation becomes worse, you need to consult a dermatologist immediately.
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