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Is This A Problem?

By hellloashlie September 11, 2020 5 answers Last updated September 11, 2020

Hello! I am a 17 - year - old boy and I noticed it a long time ago, but now I have paid more attention to the fact that I have small pus pimples on my penis (at the bottom - on the side of the testicles). I'm not in pain, I don't have any symptoms, for example. I want to ask you, is this normal? Do you have any or have you had any? Thanks in advance?

Answers 5

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syco answered · September 11, 2020

   I have had these and I think they are due to dirt mainly. Various bacteria, dirt and dirt under the skin want to kill and make pimples, something like that. Better hygiene is needed.

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jasonmraz answered · September 11, 2020

   Hi, I'm a girl, but I want to add that it could be from shaving. After shaving, I always get a few pimples in this area, they are purulent, but they are tiny and do not hurt. It could be that.

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mitch_madrigal answered · September 11, 2020

   You need 100% hygiene, but pimples on the body are not always a symptom of dirt No. 1! Don't give stupid advice! "Pimples" are everywhere!

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bruce_sealm answered · September 11, 2020

   You did not describe very clearly what it was about. Just below the head of the penis, and in some men on the bridle, there are small white formations that can be mistaken for pimples. They are completely harmless. There is no solid scientific explanation for their function, but the most common assumption is that it is an atavistic formation for the retention of the penis in the vagina after ejaculation. If you have pimples on the shaft of the penis, it is probably a case of poor hygiene, an infection, genital herpes or just acne. We can't tell you in an anonymous forum. If they bother you, go to the GP to look at you, that's his job. Grandpa Torbalan

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sagebroke answered · September 11, 2020

   Don't you mean Fordyce spots? Because they are completely harmless. And yes, they look a little like pimples, but they're not, they're actually enlarged sebaceous glands. In both men and women, they are common on the genitals. I don't think you have anything.