Question 1

I've noticed a tiny white seed-like thing just under the skin on the shaft of my penis, right below the head, for about 6 months now. It's not painful, hasn't changed or grown, and I can even move it around a bit under the skin. It's a bit smaller than a sunflower seed. Lots of people seem to have asked about this but I haven't found any clear answers. What could this be and is it something that can or should be removed?

Accepted Answer

Clopivate cream for local application is advise for 7 days, if any side -effects dermatologist opinion is advised .

Question 2

I'm dealing with a lot of sexual health issues, like redness and patches on the foreskin and tip of my penis for the last two years. I've tried both generic and homeopathy tablets, and while there were some small improvements with the homeopathy tablets, the redness and patches keep coming back. I've also used Clop G cream, but it hasn't helped. This all started about three years ago after a sexual encounter. The skin on the right side of my penis broke, it healed with tablets back then, but about a year later, this ongoing issue began. There hasn't been any change for the past two years. Can you give me some advice or solutions for this problem? I'm really concerned and would appreciate any guidance you can offer.

Accepted Answer

That could be fungal infection or STD visit dermatologist for evaluation and appropriate management refrain from sexual activity until you are recovered

Question 3

I'm 20 and I've started noticing something odd with my beard  it's usually full dark, but now I've got about 15 hairs turning brown. I'm a bit puzzled since no one in my family, including my brother, has a brown beard. I'm trying to figure out if this is just normal or if it's a sign it might go grey soon. Could it be due to poor nutrients, or maybe too much sun exposure? What's really causing this?

Accepted Answer

Don't worry, 15 brown hairs in a full dark beard is a minor change.

_Normal Variation_: It's common for beards to have a few stray hairs of different colors.

_Possible Causes_:

1. _Sun exposure_: Sunlight can lighten or change hair color.
2. _Nutritional variations_: Minor fluctuations in vitamin or mineral intake might affect hair color.
3. _Hormonal changes_: Hormonal fluctuations can influence hair growth and color.

_Unlikely to Turn Gray Soon_: 15 brown hairs don't indicate imminent graying.

_Monitor and Maintain_:

1. _Keep an eye on changes_: If the brown hairs increase or spread, consult a doctor.
2. _Maintain a balanced diet_: Ensure adequate vitamins and minerals.
3. _Protect your beard from sun damage_: Use a hat or hair products with SPF.

Consult a doctor if you're concerned or notice significant changes.

it takes time to heal

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