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red sores on penis and buring after ejaculation

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PostPosted: 05/13/07 - 06:14    Post subject: red sores on penis and buring after ejaculation Vote now! Reply with quote
for about 4 months i have had sores on my penis. sex only with my wife. buring feeling intense after ejaculation. sores are on the ureatha and on either side and become more red after ejac. . with no sex or masturbation, the redness goes away after 1 week but the sores scab over. what is this ? i've tried antibotic creams, cortisone, peroxide, nothing works.
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