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HELP! Dome, pimple-like stuff on the underside of the glans on my penis.

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adrian71340
adrian71340

The title basically says it, but I am not sexually active, after a few days I just started to notice that on my glans, I've not known whether if I should be worried or not.. Can you help me? Image: 

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  • ml66uk
    ml66uk adrian71340

    Posted

    If you're referring to the small bumps just under the ridge, those are pearly penile papules (aka Hirsuties coronae glandis), which are so common, they're almost normal.  I wouldn't worry about them if I were you.

    • adrian71340
      adrian71340 ml66uk

      Posted

      Thank you for that, but is it not weird to also have those bumps on the head of my penis? Either that or it just looks like it does in the photo..
    • ml66uk
      ml66uk adrian71340

      Posted

      It's unusual to see them above the ridge (aka sulcus).  I hadn't noticed those, but could you post another pic.  I'm not sure they're anything to be worried about, but how long have they been there?

    • adrian71340
      adrian71340 ml66uk

      Posted

      I pretty much only noticed these things two days ago, as I had a "friction burn"? spot on the head of my penis which had me observing the area. I noticed the PPP. Now I've noticed these pigments of red on the head of my penis.. could it be the friction burn still there?

    • adrian71340
      adrian71340

      Posted

      Red pigments shown in the image can be clearly seen at the bottom left to the right of the head.
  • raghav68596
    raghav68596 adrian71340

    Posted

    hey.. is you problem solved .. if yes plz reply .. i have the same problem as yours

  • rockyboi007
    rockyboi007 adrian71340

    Posted

    Hey did anyone found out what this is if so please let us know the solution..

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