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Are these bumps an STD or PPP? (photos)

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Glop82
Glop82

Hello, I have little bumps on my penis head.. they are clear especially when I press the glans (they are indolore)

What are they? 

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  • Wee_Dugie
    Wee_Dugie Glop82

    Posted

    Is it possible that the little bumps have been present since you left childhood {usually, 11 to 17 years of age}?  Also, in some cultures they practice natural penis development, often known as jelqing.  Is this, or any other means of penis development / enlargement something you practice?  My line of thought is that, perhaps these were previously present on your penis head, only now, they are more visible .....

    • Glop82
      Glop82 Wee_Dugie

      Posted

      Thanks for your reply,

      Mmh, nope, I have never practiced Jelqing or something who looks like.. but maybe those little bumps have been present since you left childhood as you said and I didn't pay attention... 

      we can find all the symptoms of STD when we're anxious.. 

  • Insomniac_Gamer
    Insomniac_Gamer Glop82

    Posted

    ****i also have those on my dick head..

    and i am worried if what are those..

    i have a photo of the part that has bumps but it looks bigger coz i zoomed it in..

  • Insomniac_Gamer
    Insomniac_Gamer Glop82

    Posted

    image

    • Wee_Dugie
      Wee_Dugie Insomniac_Gamer

      Posted

      Sorry no one has got back to you on this. These look quite wide-spread to be PPP, for example - but I do not know whether it is possible for PPP to be this way.

      How long ago did you first notice them? Did their appearance coincide with unprotected sexual activity - is that possible?

      If you do nothing else and you are suspicious of what they actually are, see a Medical Professional, such as your Regular Doctor ......

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