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Tyson glands!?!? Should I be worried?

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Trevor124
Trevor124

im 18 years old ive been having these little bumps around my frenulum for abt 4 years now i believe they appeared before i lost my virginty im not 100% sure but ive been a little worried recently 2 more bumps came in i really want to know what should i do i have no other bumps or anything in the past ive had std Both types got them clean years back i just really want answers and help like the only thing i can really think is herpes HIV or something Just life changing im young as hell and i just want to know what should i do i will put lictures on the bottom ,Thank you !imageimage

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  • Trevor124
    Trevor124

    Posted

    any recommendations ??!

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    Guest Trevor124

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    Dear Trevor,

    Your photos show Tyson's glands, which are collections of sebaceous glands close to the frenulum. They are not harmful and tend to become more prominent during adolescence as a feature of sexual maturity- like facial and pubic hair growth, scrotal and penile enlargement etc.

    Adhari

    • Trevor124
      Trevor124 Guest

      Posted

      thanks man do you know what i can do to get rid of them

    • Guest
      Guest Trevor124

      Posted

      If you can find someone with a medical laser and you have plenty of $$$ then anything is possible. Most mere mortals leave them alone. They are a normal part of genital anatomy.

  • Trevor124
    Trevor124

    Posted

    ok so ive been getting upset with them picking at them an some start bleeding bleeding is not abnormal but im still scared:( and also thanks for the info i wish i wouldve look at this sooner

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