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Extremely hard to see bumps on penis... is it HPV? Skin Tags? sacrring?

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anthony10166
anthony10166

So i noticed a tiny bump a few weeks ago straight after some pretty rough sex. Thought it might be a pimple or lymphocele and tried to pop it. I ended up damaging the skin and it was all flat for a few weeks, now the dot is back.. kinda.. its only really noticable when ive just had a shower, masturbated or fiddle with it while freaking out.

While freaking out today, i noticed bump 2.

During covid i became a bit of serial boredom masturbator and I have calloused hands from nurling on gym bars. I have torn skin in the past from being too vigorous.

Does it look like HPV? or i just need to lay off of masturbation for a while?imageimageimage

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  • Tizio
    Tizio anthony10166

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    I have something similar, maybe a post-inflammatory scar?

    • anthony10166
      anthony10166 Tizio

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      its kinda what i am thinking.. I am currently attempting to stop masturbating for a week to see if it helps.

      I was already planning to do so because too much of a good thing, is too much.

    • anthony10166
      anthony10166 Tizio

      Edited

      Spoke to my GP and got it checked out.

      False alarm.. Bit of trauma from being too rough.

      Just need to moisturise and be a bit more gentle

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