Discoloration on my penis – anyone else dealt with this?

So, a couple of days ago, I noticed these two little white patches popped up on my junk, maybe about an inch wide each. It doesn't hurt at all, and there isn't really any weird sensation or anything—it's just that the skin in those specific spots looks significantly lighter than the rest.

I’m not trying to be gross or anything, but I have a new girlfriend, and up until now, we’ve always been strictly using condoms. However, we did have some skin-to-skin contact a few times. We've been together for about two months, and about a month ago, we had our first unprotected encounter because a condom actually broke on us.

On top of that, I'm pretty much constantly on the move, showering in all sorts of places, and sometimes those facilities aren't exactly the cleanest.

Has anyone else dealt with something like this? My girlfriend is heading to her gynecologist next week, so she'll get herself checked out then.

change the little one

I honestly don't get why people who have absolutely no clue what they're talking about keep popping up in here,
it's like they just feel this overwhelming, desperate need to chime in even when they don't have a single answer to give.

Just go see a urologist.
Or maybe a dermatologist.

Vertigo?
Go talk to your mother! Just kidding.

Laura Lewis13 said:vertigo?

😁 vitiligo—unless you meant vertigo, which is just dizziness 😉 )

those white patches... depends on where they are, but if they're on your scalp, it's probably just a fungal thing or maybe leukoplakia

just go see a doctor

Elizabeth Alvarez13 said:😁 vitiligo (just so we're clear, vertigo is dizziness, not this 😉 )

those white patches—well, it really depends on where they're located, but if you're seeing them on your scalp, it's more likely to be a fungal issue or maybe even something like leukoplakia.

you should definitely go see a doctor.

It's right under my scalp.

I've got some Johnson & Johnson cream lying around, the kind with Pfizer, which is supposed to fight off fungus. Do you think it's a good idea to use that?

Gerald Lopez6 said:I've got some Johnson & Johnson cream—Pfizer stuff, I think—that's supposedly for fungus. Is it actually any good?

No way—Johnson & Johnson is for fungus (specifically Candida), but don't just go rogue and start treating yourself without asking someone first, because...

If you start slathering that Johnson & Johnson stuff on before seeing a doctor for swabs, the results are gonna be totally useless—it’ll mess up the whole reading. Plus, if it isn't even Candida, you're just making things way worse for yourself.

Look, I'm a woman—but honestly, I have zero clue what's going on here. I'm assuming you mean "General Availability" or maybe just a quick hello? Either way—I'm here. Just hanging out. Man, you’re really out here acting like that—seriously, whatever. 😉

Seriously though, there’s zero shame in seeing a doctor—don't sweat it. Trust me, they've seen way worse than this. Just grab a referral from your primary care doc and go see a dermatologist or a urologist.

Honestly, I don't think it's anything crazy—but seriously, just go see a doctor. Only they can actually tell you what's going on.

Honestly, I wouldn’t bother seeing a doctor. Let’s be real—it sucks when a physician tells you that you need surgery just to get rid of something.🤣
As for the whole situation, who knows? Maybe it'll just clear up on its own without all the fuss.

vernon_ said:Honestly, I wouldn't even bother going to the doctor. It's just one of those things where you

it gets even worse when you actually lose