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Glans Discoloration

Glans or glans penis is the tip of or the head of the penis. It is usually pinkish in color and turns red or purple during erection because of the excess blood flow. The other causes of discoloration are an injury, penile melanosis (hyperpigmentation), contact dermatitis, lichen sclerosus, vitiligo, syphilis, and penile cancer.

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My testicle is turning contrast to my normal skin color. Why?

Query: Hello doctor, Please evaluate the darkness of the testicles. They are getting darker and I am a caucasian, so it is not my skin color. I provided one picture that is more of a wide shot where you can see the contrast of my lighter skin on my stomach. I have attached four different pictures. Please ...  Read Full »


Dr. Shweta Dhawan

Answer: Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. I have seen the picture (attachment removed to protect patient identity), the differentiation is quite clear. You need to work up for your treatment as with age it can progress, few autoimmune conditions needs to be identified as it can also affect your immune system...  Read Full »

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