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May I share case outside dentistry?

A male patient, 26 yr old come to our dental clinic to discuss his problem. First of all, we are in deep palm plantation in the village and there is no medical doctor near our clinic.

He said that his penis has a red spot. He is not feeling pain or anything, just a red spot. He never had a sexual relationship with anyone. This red spot appeared since 1 month ago.

Do you have any idea what this is? And treatment for him? Thank you for your help.

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