Case presentation
A 24-year-old male presented to the surgical OPD with a complaint of continuous whitish mucopurulent discharge from the dorsal aspect of the proximal part of his penis for five days (Fig. 1). He also had dysuria and fever associated with chills and rigors. Prior to this, he had not sought any medical intervention as he was asymptomatic and had no problems except having intermittent discharge from the same site since childhood. Physical examination demonstrated an opening with discharge over the dorsal proximal part of his penis (Fig. 1).