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Genital warts?

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billy23437
billy23437

These bumps on my penis popped up sometime around early August I'd say, maybe a month before that. I'm 18 years old and I masturbate frequently, daily for the most part. I haven't had sex in over a year (the last time was around like late July - early August of 2019) and I haven't done anything sexual with anyone else since. The person I had sex with was a virgin as far as I know and it was protected besides oral. The bumps don't itch or anything and they're not too noticeable to the touch. These pictures are from a few weeks ago and I feel like they've gone down a little bit since then but that could just be my brain

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  • Wee_Dugie
    Wee_Dugie billy23437

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    This could well be linked to the way in which your circumcision was carried out and / or what that has resulted in disrupting what would have formed naturally in the area.

    I think the only option for you would be to get checked by a Urologist who would outline what your options would be on this

    • billy23437
      billy23437 Wee_Dugie

      Posted

      So it doesn't remind you of genital warts or anything else? I just planned on waiting and seeing but I might get checked out

    • Wee_Dugie
      Wee_Dugie billy23437

      Posted

      There are similarities - I think the only safe way to be sure is to go to an STI / Sexual Health Clinic

  • tyler75538
    tyler75538 billy23437

    Posted

    mine looks a little like this but on my foreskin. also masturbate frequently and not vary sexually active. mine doesnt itch or anything either still havent heard another opinion

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