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Bump on meatus
Hi,
i have 2 bumps(one on each side) of my meatus. My last sexual partner got tested 3 times for everything (female) due to an assault (right away, 3 months after, 6 months after) and it all came back negative. I got tested right away for everything and 3 months later all came back negative. These bumps do not hurt and it does not itch. I can pee just fine and no discharge. I have had 2 doctor opinions and they both confirmed its not hpv by examination yet I will still try the apple cider vinegar test to make sure.
looking for suggestion and help on what it may be.
i have 2 bumps(one on each side) of my meatus. My last sexual partner got tested 3 times for everything (female) due to an assault (right away, 3 months after, 6 months after) and it all came back negative. I got tested right away for everything and 3 months later all came back negative. These bumps do not hurt and it does not itch. I can pee just fine and no discharge. I have had 2 doctor opinions and they both confirmed its not hpv by examination yet I will still try the apple cider vinegar test to make sure.
looking for suggestion and help on what it may be.
Hi mikeesma, The bumps on your meatus can be just an infection as it is the moist part of the body. It's good that you consulted a doctor. Try to keep your genetic parts clean and dry so that there is less probability for fungal infections. Eat healthy food like fruits and greens.
Take Care!
Take Care!
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Jake,
I have had this since about november and its still there. I think I'll go see a urologist and go from there.
I have had this since about november and its still there. I think I'll go see a urologist and go from there.
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