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Row of Bumps below Penis Head
by Junior1917, Jul 03, 2009 02:22PM
Hi:
I am a sexually active 26 yr old male. Recently I noticed a row of bump that are located under the my penis head. They are not on the head but visible when you retract the foreskin (circumsised) and look closely. They are located where the shaft meets the head. They do not hurt but are causing me some concern. I looked up pearly papules but they seem only to be found on the head, these like I mentioned are a row of bumps under the head. Please advise.
Thanks.
I am a sexually active 26 yr old male. Recently I noticed a row of bump that are located under the my penis head. They are not on the head but visible when you retract the foreskin (circumsised) and look closely. They are located where the shaft meets the head. They do not hurt but are causing me some concern. I looked up pearly papules but they seem only to be found on the head, these like I mentioned are a row of bumps under the head. Please advise.
Thanks.
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It can be normal glands or pearly penile papules. Pearly penile papules are small dome-shaped to filiform skin-colored papules that typically are located on the sulcus or corona of the glans penis.
Ablation using carbon dioxide laser, electrodesiccation with curettage, and excisional surgery reportedly have successfully eliminated lesions.In my opinion you should talk to a cosmetologist/dermatologist about this.
Hope it helps.Take care and pls do keep me posted on how you are doing or in case you have any additional doubts.Kind regards.