Author: Quadrat-A-Eahsan Ullah / Editor: Sarah Edwards / Codes: / Published: 23/05/2022
A 22-year-male arrives in the Emergency Department (ED) at midnight with post coital pain & bleeding from the external genitalia.
He doesn’t report any audible penile snapping or popping sound during intercourse.
Nothing significant on past medical history.
On examination, a tiny bleeding point in the frenulum of the uncircumcised penis is revealed with no swelling, bruising or penile deformity. There is no difficulty in micturition. No injury elsewhere.
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Question 1 of 3
1. Question
What is the most likely differential diagnosis?