I'm having a bit of a hard time with my head feeling heavy and one of my ears being blocked for the last couple of days. It's kind of bothersome, and it's been causing some pain around my forehead and eyes too. Ive been told I have raised IgE levels, and I'm already using a nasal corticosteroid as part of my treatment. Could this be related? I'd appreciate some guidance on what might be going on.

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Dr Ibrahim Salah

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Don't panic. A painless blister on the penis can have various causes.

Consult a:

Urologist

Dermatologist

STI specialist

For a proper evaluation, they may:

Examine the blister

Take a sample for testing (if necessary)

Discuss your medical history and symptoms

Avoid self-diagnosis and self-treatment. A professional evaluation will provide accurate diagnosis and proper treatment.

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Answered 04/07/2025

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