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Q: Tiny lump above anal area

asked by: huggies on June 1st, 2009

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I discoverd a tiny lump that is pinkish just above my anal area and near my testicles. This lump has not got any bigger over 3 days and is abit softish but hard when pressed in, it is not sore at all and is smaller than a pea size. what could this be im a 17 year old male and discoverd it after i got a shower. Please help me as im worried and thank you

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kdlee

replied on June 1st, 2009

Supporter

could it be a sweat bump or a white head? sorry just not sure..keep the area dry and see what happens..but if it grows or changes have your doctor take a look..

huggies

replied on June 1st, 2009

New User

thanx for your reply. i dont know what it is, its not sore at all but when i sort of itch at it it is a wee bit tender, i am very sporty and noticed it after a shower when i was playing football

kdlee

replied on June 2nd, 2009

Supporter

If you found it tender when you scratched it then it very well could be a sweat bump..I have a couple of small systs that have come up that get tender time to time..Something I ma watching should there e chagnes but no real concern..Best of luck to you on this..

huggies

replied on June 2nd, 2009

New User

could it be possible to get genital warts there? ive never ever had any sort of sex near that area and in a forum before someone suggested genital warts, the lump has not increased in size and is not sore or cause pain when walking. it is like a purple colour and i really dont know what it is, i have a girlfriend who im sure does not have this

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