genital sores, male…

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sores, ulcers on the male genitals, a male genital sore is any sore, lesion that appears on the male genitalia, sores, lesions on the male genitalia, have many causes, lesions of most concern, sexually transmitted diseases, std, genital herpes, syphilis, chancroid, granuloma inguinale, lymphogranuloma venereum, all associated, ulcers on the genitals, lesions in this area, venereal warts, molluscum contagiosum, non-sexually transmitted diseases, all cases, promptly evaluated by a medical professional, itching, painful urination, drainage, penis, pain, site, the sore, accompany genital lesions, lesions, singular, multiple, present elsewhere on the body, mouth, throat, genital herpes simplex, syphilis, primary, syphilis, secondary, chancroid, granuloma inguinale, lymphogranuloma venereum, viral skin infections, genital warts, molluscum contagiosum, allergic reactions, behcet's disease, avoid self treatment, seeing a doctor, mask symptoms, make diagnosis more difficult, refrain from sexual contact, undergo medical evaluation, unexplained genital lesions, new lesions appear in other parts of body, medical history, a physical examination performed, medical history, symptom in detail, type of lesion, open areas, ulcer, blisters, pustule, papule, nodule, descriptors, the lesion painful, itch, what color, lesion, does the border look distinct, sharp, blurry, time pattern, did first notice the lesion, how long have had it, have ever had a similar lesion, distribution, single versus multiple lesions, location, exactly where on the genitals, lesion located, other lesions elsewhere on the body, drainage, penis, painful urination, what, sexual habits, painful sexual intercourse, fevers, chills, enlarged lymph nodes, physical examination, detailed examination, the genitals, pelvis, skin, lymph nodes, mouth, throat, diagnostic tests, blood tests cbc, blood differential, culture, biopsy, skin, mucosal biopsy culture, the lesions, intervention, depend on the underlying cause, antiviral medicines, antibiotics, agents, ask to avoid sexual activity, use a condom, period of time depending on the diagnosis.