Lumps under foreskin of penis during erection Posted: 05-05-07 09:28am
I noticed some lumps on the back of my
penis a while ago and thought nothing of
them, but now im growing more concerned.
They are hard to notice normally but can
be felt clearly when I have an erection.
I 1st found, on the back, about an inch
below the head, (when erected) 2 small
lumps next to each other. I then notcied
another one about an inch lower and
possibly a kind of smaller line joining it
to the other two.
This has scared me because if it is cancer
then its obviously spreading.
They are not on the foreskin, but
underneath it and are painless.
As a 16 year old im sure you can
understand it will be very difficult for
me to tell anybody about this. If I decide
to visit the doctor it would be in secret
and quite an ordeal for myself.
Also im not sure how im going to show the
doctor the lumps because they are very
subtle when my penis is normal.
also you might need to know, i haven't had
sex yet and i masturbate regularly about
once a day.
thanks for any help
rob.
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Cancers Answer A2722 Posted: 05-14-07 06:22am
You will have to visit your primary health
provider or a dermatologist and show the
doctor the bumps on your penis. You'll
need a physical examination including
inspection and palpation first to
establish proper diagnosis.
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