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White Bumps On Penis During Seroconversion
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Tiny white bumps on penisMy question may be twofold. I noticed about 6 weeks ago, underneath my penis(bottom side) three tiny white bumbs. they are rectangular in shape, but very small. In ordert to get a good view of them I have to stretch my skin. They are a little...
Response from Ryan M. Kull, C.S.W
Columbia University's Health & Related Services
1) It is difficult to tell from your description to what the bumps on your penis are related. Even if your description were more detailed, you should receive diagnoses of conditions from a doctor, in person. If you would like to get an idea of what...
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bumps on my penisi had unprotected sex feb 9 2002 with a female, and about 5 weeks later i had a white bump on my... Read more »little white spot on penisi have being developed with many white spot jes below the dick head. They are growing around that... Read more »
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Red Bump on the penis
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
I have a little red bump or sore on my penis, is this normal amongst guys ?
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small bump on upper penis...syphilis?
Posted by sparkplug, 2 Replies
Hello all....six weeks ago....i got intimate with a guy i was kind of dating. We got naked, made out, and did some dry humping (nothing else). i did not notice sores on his penis, and we discussed STDs before doing anything, tho i know that... Read more » Small bump on penis
Posted by Worried12, 2 Replies
Man, I cant stop worrying. I have a small, what looks to me like a mole. It is only as big as a needle point. Could it be a wart? I havent had sex so I doubt it. Just an ordinary, harmless, mole?
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white bumps on tongue
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
now i have these little white things all around the back of my tongue!!!man i'm scared !!!thursday will be around the 25 day mark should i wait and go in for an confidential test or go see a dr now? Read more »
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