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Q: One Small Red / White Bump On Penis

asked by: Surfline on April 18th, 2005

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Hey,
the furthest i've gone is: frequent blowjob's and fingering another girl's vagina. No sexual intercourse. A week ago one small white/red pimple like bump appeared on the middle of my penis. Based upon my sexual encouters is it physically possible (or extremely rare) to get hpv or genital warts (or whatever disease you think I might have from that description) from this scenario?? I am a virgin and most of the stuff I have read about these diseases say they come from 99% sexual intercourse. So i'm a little confused here. Also, my gf (the one that I do that stuff with) previously has only had protected sex once (w/ some1 else) and given 3 other guys head. Thanks

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needhelp006

replied on July 22nd, 2005

New User

Same Or Similar

I have a red/whitish small bump (just one) on the back of my penis a little bit to the right of the shaft. It looks just like all the other bumps on my penis but a little bit bigger and noticable. It poped up out of nowhere one day. I have read many things about it but not quite sure what it is

ralphy18

replied on September 20th, 2008

New User

Same on Forskin

I have the same thing on my forskin, after I shaved a couple weeks back. A few days later I noticed it I think while I was sleeping the shortness of the hair irritated the forskin. It doesnt burn when i urinate or anything, just kind of annoying to see.

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