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helplease

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mild spots on foreskin. Posted: 05-30-08 17:46pm


hello, all, first time on this forum, hope you can help, thanks people. When i pull my foreskin back, i have a little cluster of spots, i.e tiny bit like warts but don't stick out. They are only very small and tend to be behind my foreskin i.e unable to be seen when foreskin is normal, only when pulled back. I have searched and searched and can't seem to find anything for it. Any ideas what it could be, it isn't serious but is there any sort of cream i can use to get rid of it?

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Posted: 06-04-08 14:56pm


hey my bf has this its normal its called pink pearly penile paupels.. not everyone gets it but you know what, its in such a place that when she/he sees it you would have built up enough of a rapor with that person to avoid embarrassments - besides if you keep the light low it won't be seen until your ready.

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