Sexual health help please

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Hi, I'm starting to get very curious what these small pimple size white lumps are on my penis shaft and balls are. I first noticed them when i was maybe around 13 or 14 and they have never seemed to go away. I am a virgin so I know this can't be a STD transmission, they don't itch abnormally and it doesn't really burn when i pee so I'm more interested in finding out what they are because I am worried my partner will think I am lying to them that I am a virgin and will not have sex with me because of there appearance. Once again these are small white pimple like things on my shaft and sack (none on my head or ring) Any information would be appreciated, I am nervous to tell my parents I need a doctors appointment for something like this...

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  • junohandy
    16 years ago

    First and foremost, you should talk to your parents about this and get an appointment with a doctor set up. It's probably nothing more than a superficial skin disorder that just looks ugly, but there is always the possibility, however small, that something more serious is going on.

    I know that bumps and little skin abnormalities on the penis are fairly normal (just the same as women get lumps in their breasts that turn out to be nothing), so you shouldn't feel too worried about it. Just get it checked out and maybe the doctor can prescribe something to help it go away.

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  • chris1710
    12 years ago

    It's where the skin is thinner in this area so you can see the hair follicles, they can sometimes get blocked too making them bigger

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  • [Old Memory]
    16 years ago

    Most probobly hair oil glands. Most men have them but they are not overly large so are hardly noticable. Good body hygene will take care of it.

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  • Asskicker202
    16 years ago

    go on webmd.com

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