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Tiny dot under foreskin pops up

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ricardo47335
ricardo47335

Don't know why this is here. I didn't notice it before. Any ideas anyone?

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  • luis77838
    luis77838 ricardo47335

    Edited

    i have the same ones i picked on it

    • ricardo47335
      ricardo47335 luis77838

      Edited

      I picked at it and it eventually took of but I don't know what it came from. I don't have bleeding or any pain. I'll talk with my doctor

    • Score-0_5
      Score-0_5 luis77838

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      lol...I guess we all did. I have one and pick on it also. it didn't have to bleed for it to grow a scab. its perfectly normal. most guys I know have it.

    • ricardo47335
      ricardo47335 luis77838

      Posted

      Definitely isn't herpes. I was tested so many times before and HSV2 didn't show up but HSV1 did. As some safety measurements, I take Valtrex 1G daily (suppression therapy). Herpes is always the go to answer for so many people just cause it's becoming common for HSV1 outbreaks to happen in the genital area. Today (1/26) makes it 13 days since I started my cycle again. So there's a high chance it isn't. It didn't bleed or cause redness so I think it was just a little tag that developed or some sort of clothing fabric that got stuck.

    • ricardo47335
      ricardo47335 luis77838

      Posted

      No, I scheduled an appointment for 2/10. If it comes back tomorrow I'll go to an urgent care. I'm not seeing anything after taking it off so who knows what it may have been. Probable a tiny scab or so.

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