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I’ve spotted a lump on my penis

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ryanpayton97
ryanpayton97

i had a shave about 1 week and 4 days and i noticed i had a lump on my penis didnt think anything of it, im so stubborn i wont go to the doctors as im embarrassed and scared. its only painful/uncomftable when i touch it, could anyone give me a few things what it could be saves wasting dr's time? thank you imageimageimage

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  • Wee_Dugie
    Wee_Dugie ryanpayton97

    Posted

    Okay Ryan, whenever you have issues like this that are causing you problems you need to be able to go to a Doctor and get it sorted out, even if it means you have to show your genitals. In simple terms, something that starts as not very much of a concern, can, if it does not clear up, develop into something that gets out of control. Health is important, you need to maintain good health!

    To deal with this you need to get yourself some liquid Antiseptic - NOT cream or ointment versions (if you are in the UK get a small bottle of TCP.

    Dab some undiluted antiseptic directly onto this 4 or 5 times a day, after you have washed the area first or taken a shower. After 3 or 4 days the swelling should reduce and the reddened appearance begin to fade. When this occurs you can reduce the use of the antiseptic to 2 or 3 times a day, when it is almost gone continue to apply the antiseptic once a day until completely healed.

  • ryanpayton97
    ryanpayton97

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    • Wee_Dugie
      Wee_Dugie ryanpayton97

      Posted

      Keep the area clean, wipe away anything with clean tissues - get the liquid antiseptic as this will greatly help the healing process .....

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