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Q: Pimples And Itching Down There. Please Read.

asked by: boredatwork on February 25th, 2007

New User

I had sex with my girlfriend last tuesday and later that day I noticed what appeared to be pimples inbetween my belly button and the base of my penis. They are red. Some have white heads and some dont. After a day or two they started itching at times. It almost feels like its really dry down there. About thursday or friday, I noticed red bumps on the head of my penis under the foreskin. There is a few red bumps on the shaft of my penis and a few in a couple of spots on my testicles. Could this be HPV? From what I have read, it takes longer than that for HPV to show itself. I havent had sex in about 6 years and alway have warn a condom. This has never happened before. As far as my girlfriend knows, she is clean. Any ideas or comments? Has anybody encountered this?

Replies(2)

healthy-model

replied on February 25th, 2007

Experienced User

get it checked by an urologist first then i may be able to help you out.

Jaydensmommy

replied on February 25th, 2007

Advanced Support Team

Not trying to pry into your personal business but maybe she shaves her "area" and maybe the rubbing onto you caused irritation. Or else you said you always use condoms (did you this time?) maybe you had a reaction to the spermicide that the condom is lubricated in?

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