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Your description of these bumps on your foreskin are very, very similar to something that has concerned me for quite sometime. I noticed them a few months back when I was concerned about receiving fellatio from an unfamiliar female and posted about them on this site. I had a STD specialist look at them fearing herpes. She said they looked nothing like herpes, and would have expected them to develop (ie. form blisters, burst, crust, heal) if this were the case. I still have that same little cluster of bumps today, several months later, and have also noticed other little patches of them around the inner foreskin (like you said, only visible upon stretching the skin, and not around the normal area for PPP). I was so happy to see your post, and to know someone else is concerned about the same issue. I have also noticed that my bumps sometimes get a little red and inflamed from time to time, but never go through the typical herpes cycle, mentioned above, and they don't disappear in the typical herpes timeframe (1-3 weeks). Please let me know what your dermatologist says about your situation, and I will try to get in and see one soon and do the same. Ultimately, I think, and hope that neither one of us have much to worry about, but I suspect both of us ultimately want to hear that from a health professional in person. Good luck.
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