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Q: White bumps on penile shaft
asked by: paulsep22 on July 20th, 2009
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I have these small painless, white bumps on my penile shaft. They dont hurt, dont itch, no rash, no irritation at all. Ive had unprotected sex with my gf of 3 years for as long as ever, and these just showed up 3 months ago. i have heard genital warts can fit this description, but that confuses me because if my gf did have genital warts, wouldnt I have contracted and had bumps a while ago? This past december we started having sex again after a break up, in which she had sex with another guy, but these bumps showed up in may. Meaning if she did contract genital warts from the dude, i had unprotected sex in december with her, and these didnt show up till 4 months later. Wouldnt they have shown up earlier? How does the contraction process work as far as outbreaks, meaning could she have had genital warts in december but no out break till may, then i contracted it then? or does it matter if the person has an outbreak at the time pertaining to contracting the virus? and if i contracted it in december, would it be normal for these to show up in may? ive read these bumps could be nothing and normal pimples, or palluds, or all this other caca, but i need to find out.
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W0LF
replied on July 21st, 2009
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It could be a severe skin disturbance, it could be an std or other virus, it could be cancer. We can't see what you're looking at, even if we could a visual inspection isn't really enough. Go see your doctor.
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