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Small linear skin tag/bump on glans

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chris06970
chris06970

So about a year ago I developed balantitis that eventually went away, but then this small bump appeared under my foreskin. It does NOT hurt, itch, burn, pop, or crust. Just constantly there and hasn’t changed size or appearance much. Been like this for about three months, and every time my girlfriend and I have sex, it gets a bit more red but then dissipates quickly. I’ve tried anti fungal cream twice a day and washing constantly but nothing seems to get rid of it. I was also tested for all stds including HSV and was negative, but perhaps that’s because my testing window was too short. Thoughts? just really paranoid its genital herpes or a possible fungal infection

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  • Zamasu
    Zamasu chris06970

    Posted

    it would help if there was an image all i can say from the info you have given it doesn't seem to be herpes because no pain nor scab maybe eczema idk like i said an image would help

  • Zamasu
    Zamasu chris06970

    Edited

    it looks like penile penis pearls (PPP) do some research on that and see if any symptoms match if so refer to PPP cream recommend

    • chris06970
      chris06970 Zamasu

      Posted

      im referring to the little bump below the Ppp

  • Rob5151
    Rob5151 chris06970

    Edited

    I only see PPP in the photos. Nothing to worry about if just that. There is creams & freezing treatments if you feel they are unsightly or become rough.

    • chris06970
      chris06970 Rob5151

      Edited

      its the linear mark below the ppp in the pics i posted

    • Rob5151
      Rob5151 chris06970

      Posted

      I'm not seeing anything suspicious below.

      Maybe add a circle around the area you mean in the photo & hopefully you'll be allowed to post it. Lots of deleted comments unfortunately.

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