rash x 6 days on part of glans mucousa, shaft skin/foreskin, | Figure 1

Case Description:
Rash x 6 days on part of glans mucosa, shaft skin/foreskin, slight erythema, now tender, nil ulceration, nil pus, very first episode - patient is 79, in stable relationship with wife, also has urinary incontinence secondary to prostate surgery. Patient has consented to the use of the image.

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