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Bumps on skin (upper arms)
Posted: 01-13-07 02:42am

i've had little bumps on my upper arms since i was born and my parents said its just from allergies but a couple months ago i noticed the bumps on my penis.

what should i do?


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Posted: 01-22-07 04:13am

You must tell your parents about these symptoms and insist they bring you to a dermatovenerologist immediately to examine all your bumps, especially those on your penis. The doctor will examine and diagnose the skin, and will probably recommend a course of treatment. It is important to get this checked out immediately!


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