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I have these little white bumpbs on the bottom of my penis, they have been there for a while and they still look the same and are not red, they continue to stay white but it seems lke i keep getting more i need to know what is going on down there whether it is some type of STD or what?
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First, one should make sure it's not an std.

Or is it any of the following?
May be a
Sebaceous cyst?
Pearly Penile Papule?
any type of wart (example: moluscum), or any other skin infection?

Read up on it, but most of all, seek a dermatologist.


If it is a Sebaceous cyst, don't pop it. This is from wikipedia about Sebaceous cysts...
"Under no circumstances must one try to pop the cyst, as it can lead to infection of the surrounding tissue. The neck is a particularly dangerous region, due to the glands and blood vessels."

Also, this link is pretty informative if you want to find out more about the causes of Sebaceous cysts and whether you may have an infection or not.
http://womenshealth.about.com/cs/dermatology/a/sebaceouscyst.htm

One shouldn't pop a Pearly Penile Papule themselves I don't think....one should seek a physician about that
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207091 tn?1337709493
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I'd doubt its anything, but get it checked since its concerning you.

Aj
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They are at the very bottom of my penis, lke near the scrotum. And they haven't been eritant, itchey anything like that.
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207091 tn?1337709493
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Fordyce spots aren't usually itchy.  On the bottom?  Do you mean at the base or on the underside?  

Aj
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Hey i checked out that place you told me, thats what they look like except mine are at the bottom of my penis and they are not really itchey or eritant? Is it the same thing?
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207091 tn?1337709493
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Google fordyce spots and see if that fits.  If it doesn't, then see your doctor about it - could be genital warts.

Aj
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