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Big white dot?(pictures)

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Xperia96
Xperia96

Hi there, 6 months ago ,I've noticed this big white dot underneath corona. I am a 21 years old  with an uncircumcised penis.Last time i had sex was 15 months ago with 2 condoms(first and last).

The spot itself is hard and cant be washed/removed by me.

What to do?  Can i somehow remove it at home and not go to doctor?

Sorry for my bad English.

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  • ml66uk
    ml66uk Xperia96

    Posted

    I have no idea what that is, but it doesn't look good, and you need to see a doctor.  I don't think it's an STI, and I don't think you should try to remove it yourself.

    Which country are you in?

    • Xperia96
      Xperia96 ml66uk

      Posted

      I am from Montenegro. Why do you ask?

       

    • ml66uk
      ml66uk Xperia96

      Posted

      If you'd been in the UK, I'd have recommended going to a GUM clinic, and I know a little bit about options in some other countries, but I don't know how healthcare works in Montenegro.  I really think you should see a doctor though, and it wouldn't surprise me if the first doctor you see doesn't know what it is either and has to refer you to another doctor.

  • Pepasan
    Pepasan Xperia96

    Posted

    This looks very unusual and could be cancerous - although hopefully benign. Definitely something to show your doctor.
  • Jaw916
    Jaw916 Xperia96

    Posted

    I am not a dr but this sorta reminds me of smegma look that up 
    • Xperia96
      Xperia96 Jaw916

      Posted

      I don't know maybe it is but I am scared because it is hard.The spot itself did not grow or change since i noticed.

    • ml66uk
      ml66uk Jaw916

      Posted

      He says he can't wash it off though, so I don't think it's smegma.

  • rafael20877
    rafael20877 Xperia96

    Posted

    are there any updates on this? cause I think I have the same thing and I've looked everywhere and I found nothing relating to this.

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