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Q: Bumps On Penis Head And Shaft

asked by: gaspard on May 16th, 2005

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I noticed a small white bump on my penis shaft the end of november 2004. The bump looked like one bump, but up close it was two close bumps. I picked at it and it went away. There was no puss or anything. A few weeks later a bump, that looked like the previous one, appeared on my shaft. It was there for a few months and didn't change size or shape. I went to my doctor and he said it was nothing. Again, I picked at it and it went away (no puss or anything again). That was about two weeks now. Now there are several more bumps - 3 small bumps on the shaft and 3 on the head. They do not hurt or itch. I haven't had sex in a long time. What could these be?

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leo78

replied on May 19th, 2005

New User

Sounds like warts to me. Warts appear several weeks or even months after sexual encounter. You dont have to have sex to get warts, just skin to skin contact with the vagina is enough to get warts. No need to stress. Over 75% of people have warts during their lifetime. You can get treated for them or they go away by themselves. Eventually, your immune system will suppress them and they will no longer come back. This may take a year or so. No need to stress, take it from me. I've had warts over a year ago.

aqib

replied on January 5th, 2009

New User

little bit of extra skin

hello
there is a little bit of extra skin under my penis ,its is harmful for any sexuallly related courses?will it harm my partner in amy way?please clear me out asap!

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