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Q: My Testicles

asked by: zymhenz_xagonz on July 23rd, 2006

New User

Hi.

I saw something like white head in my testicle (skin), and there are many. Now im affraid that may be this is one type of std. There is no problem in my urine and it is not itchy.

Then I went to the doctor (skin specialist) to consult my problem. He said it is natural and only fats or something like lipid.

Please help me what is the best thing to do....

Thanks.

Replies(2)

cherry88

replied on July 23rd, 2006

Active User, very eHealthy

Might want to try the sexual health forum for men, this is for women hun.

You will get better answers there.

:)

sandy78

replied on July 27th, 2006

Experienced User

If you r doc said everything was fine then what are you worried about? This is common since this area is usually hot and sweaty all the time. Skin irritations are common place and unless it does not go away soon I would go back to the doc, maybe a different one if you don't beleive the first one.

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