Small bump on ridge (corona?) of glans

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I noticed a small bump on my penis the other morning. Spent the night with an on-off male partner. No penetration I only received oral and there was some rubbing on their anus. Haven't had penetrative sex in almost 2 weeks, always use condoms for that but I don't always use condoms when receiving oral. I test every 3 months that im not in a committed relationship, to date i have never been diagnosed with any std/sti. Last testing was September of this year. The raised area I noticed the other day is painless, no broken skin or discharge of any kind. Just wondering if it looks familiar to anyone or if it's cause for concern.

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  • Posted

    That doesn't look like an STI, but if you're due to be tested soon anyway, I'd bring the appointment forward if I were you.  It's probably nothing to worry about, but please let us know what the doctors say,

  • Posted

    Hey, I seem to have this same problem.  The bump is thick and shiny.   Please update. 
  • Posted

    semi-update:

    I observed it for the past few weeks. It didn't seem to grow anymore, still no pain or leakage. The past few days I believe it has diminished in size. I went in for a clinic screening today and based on my sexual practices & presence of the bump it was recommended I get a blood-draw for Syphyllis. Once I receive those results I'll know more and give another update. If it's non-reactive but the bump is still there (& maybe even if it's gone because I'm paranoid) i'll very likely ask for more comprehensive tests.

    • Posted

      Hi Vejev,

      It has been a while- can you please update on the results?

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