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white bumps
by dudbud, May 02, 2008 04:17PM
well i never hadd sex before so thats why i know its not a S.T.D but thats what it looks like i hadd them 4 as long as i can remember and i was just woundering what they were and what i should do about it.
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Some bumps and lumps on the penis may actually be benign normal structures like sweat glands, hair follicles and blood vessels. In your case, a differential will be pearly penile papules and blocked sweat glands. Pearly penile papules are benign structures which may persist for quite some time."Pearly penile papule (PPP) present on the coronal sulcus of the glans penis with monomorphic 1-2 mm flesh colored smooth papules. They may present during late adolescent and may be clinically confused with genital warts. The lesions are asymptomatic...." The coronal sulcus refers to the base of the penile head and monomorphic refers to the uniformed shapes of the papules.
Source: http://members.aapa.org/aapaconf2005/syllabus/5025GoldmanGenitaliaDerm.pdf
To allay your worries, you may have an initial consult with your urologist or dermatologist. This does not sound very urgent given an absence of a significant sexual history. Do not unnecessarily touch or pick on the bumps as this may only introduce an infection.