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Im so scared.

About two days ago, there was a bump on the edge of my penis. I thought it was just a mosquito bite because I had so many on the rest of my body. It's really itchy. When I itched, I realized it got worse. Now, the head of my penis is swollen on the foreskin. There are more than one bumps. The chances of it being a mosquito bite is getting less likely. I am so scared. I've only been one current relationship and he's never done anything with anyone else. We've never even had anal sex. Just frot, oral and mutual masturbation. More bumps are appearing that are very itchy. Even bumps that weren't there before so theres no way it can be a mosquito bite unless they're appearing cause I'm irritating it by scratching it? I need to know...immediately because its been on my mind for pretty much every conscious hour I've had. Where would I go to get checked? Where do I find these clinics? How much do these sexual health examinations cost? I'm only 18. My whole seems to be crashing in front of me. I can't handle this fact.
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207091 tn?1337709493
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I know its scary, but try and relax.

Your whole world won't crash in even if you do have an std, I promise.

You can find clinics near you by googling your state and std clinics, or calling your local health dept (assuming you are in the US).

If you aren't, let us know where you live, and we can try and help you find some.

If you are a college student, your college might have a student health, and you could also go there.

Aj
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you are asking a lot of questions that can really be answered with out more information. First where do you live?
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