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Q: Small Inflamation In Pubic Region

asked by: Car_Crash on August 18th, 2005

New User

Hello. I'm new to these forums. I couldn't think of anywhere else to ask about this, so here I am.

Recently, I have noticed an inflamation right where my shaft extends from my family jewels. It resembles a pimple, in the sense that it is a small red bump. It does not cause me any irritation, or pain.

I am 15, and a virgin.

Can anyone offer me any knowledge? I'm just worried that if I ignore this, I will regret it later on.

Thanks

- mike

Replies(2)

Toiles

replied on August 18th, 2005

Experienced User

Just wait a bit. It could be anything. Just like getting a pimple on the face. Due to sweat or some type of body wash you are using or shampoo. Wait it out and see if it gets better and if it doesnt go to the doctor and have them check it out. Im sure it will go away. It also could be an ingrown hair which goes away after a while.

joe30212

replied on January 27th, 2009

New User

pubic lice

Can pubic lice bite you on your penis causing a rash or inflamation around shaft area, side etc.

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