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Questionable bump on penis head
Hi, I'm a 26 year old male and I have been with my current sexual partner for 5 years and nobody else! Even before I have been with my sexual partner i was not very sexual active at all. Just last week i have noticed a blue like greyish bump on the bottom of my penis head. It's soft and raised a little bit. Kinda looking like a vien but i have NEVER noticed it before. I"m so scared its something serious. Its not a hard bump or anything its very smooth and feel like its just a part of the penis head and has no white head or puss, it is NOT painful and i didn't even notice it was there until my wife mentioned it. Please if you have any info about this i would love to hear back from you. Thanks in advance.
Chris
Chris
Hello chrisr2382,
I do understand your problem and the concern. It seems that you might be having some wart or some non inflammatory lesion like Thrombosed veins, Peyronie's plaques or sebaceous cysts which are the most likely causes and all are relatively benign.
You probably require the expertise of a urologist who is more experienced in these types of things.
Best
I do understand your problem and the concern. It seems that you might be having some wart or some non inflammatory lesion like Thrombosed veins, Peyronie's plaques or sebaceous cysts which are the most likely causes and all are relatively benign.
You probably require the expertise of a urologist who is more experienced in these types of things.
Best
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