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Hello, I had unprotected sex about a year ago and I developed this white bump on my penis head for more than 6 months, there is no itchiness and no pain and the size does not increase but when i tried to squeeze it a white wax/substance came out of it.... I have no idea what it is..... can anyone help?? !!
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jason75783
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can anyone help? I'm depressed and don't know what to do...
Harper45 jason75783
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do you wash your penis after sex?
jason75783 Harper45
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Most of the time yes, but on that one occasion which i had unprotected sex, i did not wash my penis immediately after sex, i just pee after sex, do u know what went wrong???? pls help
Harper45 jason75783
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try to consult a doctor maybe it's a venereal disease
jason75783 Harper45
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thank you, should i visit a urologist? or any other type of doctor?
Harper45 jason75783
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yes you have to, it's better that way
Rob5151 jason75783
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Looks like it maybe molluscum contagiosum virus.
Watch out if they burst as it can spread anywhere on your body via the pus. So wash your hands with soap after touching and keep those spots also well washed.
jason75783 Rob5151
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I have had this single bump over the past 6 - 8 months, could it be molluscum contagiosum virus still? no pain, no itch, doesnt increase in size..
Rob5151 jason75783
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It could be as it can stick around for up to 2 years. However it could have be a regular pimple that got infected with something else. Both would match your description.
Sorry it's a vague answer.