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What are these spots around my penis head?

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sacekusha
sacekusha

I have it for as long as i can remember, i'm 32 now. Also was wondering about other white spots on my penis shaft skin but i read here that those are called Fordyce spots, normal thing, they are like little white acnes that i have on my face basically (you can pop them with nails if you try hard) .

But what are those white things that go around the edge of my penis head? I suppose they are normal since i really think i have them for as long as i can remember, but sometimes i imagine there are more of them than there used to be, but i'm not really sure, probably my brain messing with me.

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Anyway, i was wondering if there is a website like this to check this out, and i was glad i quickly found one like this 😉

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  • kim12266
    kim12266 sacekusha

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    u have ppp (pearly penile papules) around the corona of the penis which are normal and also normal fordyce spots so everything is normal

    • kim12266
      kim12266

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      u should not pop fordyce spots its not acne

    • sacekusha
      sacekusha kim12266

      Edited

      Rly? I was doing it sometimes while wandering what it is, ''white stuff'' comes out of it same as a little acnes on the face. But i'll take your word for it, i don't have to do it 😛

      Anyway tnx for reassuring me that everything is fine ! I don't get to look at other penises except my own very often 😃

  • Guest
    Guest sacekusha

    Edited

    What you have on your head are pearly penile papules as what Kim said . I also had them.

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