I have had bumps on my penis for about 4 years now but I never had sex so it can't be an STD. What is it and how can I get rid of it.
121456
TELL YOUR PARENTS HAVE THEM TAKE YOU TO THE DOCTOR could be something you need to no about
672224
Doesn't sound like an STD to me ... sounds like since ya'll just haven't done anything maybe he is doing it too roughly or something ... nothing to be worried about.
207486
It is difficult to give an opinion without an examination. \n\nHowever, if you have pinhead-sized raised spots of a flesh or faintly red colour on the glans of the penis which are asymptomatic, it is suggestive of a genital skin disorder known as lichen nitidus. Treatment is often ineffective and the patient is usually advised to ignore it after explanation. The condition usually resolves spontaneously within a few months. \n\nYou should however consult a dermatovenereologist for an opinion, because you had unprotected sex with a partner whose status is unknown. This becomes urgent and mandatory if the picture changes and you start to experience symptoms. \n\nI hope this information is helpful.
608403
Hmm, sounds like it might be. Dont go by what pictures look like. \nCould either be ingrown hairs mixed with a yeast infection or it could be something like genital warts or herpes. Its not that big a deal, you just need to make some life changes if it is an STD. \nMake a doctors appt asap. If it IS an STD you dont want to go untreated, as it can cause cervical cancer, infertility, and lots of other bad things. Its better to just know for sure and go from there. \nGood luck! And be careful! If you have sex from now on, use protection!
201427
have u recently had unprotected sex?it could be chlamidya.get checked out
476779
It's called a penis, by the way.  If you own one, you should really use the proper term for it.  I don't know about your bumps, they could be from any number of things.  Angel kisses are usually red, raised, uneven areas just under the skin where a small vein is clustered up.  They are not deadly, in fact they need no treatment.   I would assume if this was what you had, you would have noticed them before this.   She would know about them from changing your diapers, all those years ago- as the are usually present from birth.   You really need to visit your doctor for an exam and a diagnosis.  It is a blessing for the rest of us, if not a problem for you, that we can't see these bumps to know any better.  Ask your mother to make an appointment with the doctor to have a look and give you an official diagnosis.
450044
Stop shaving for a few days and see if the bumps disappear. If they don't, and if you have a reason to suspect that you have an STD, contact a doctor.
326475
Okay, first off, take a DEEP BREATH. Odds are, you're not dying. \n\nTo answer your question, if you haven't had sexual contact with another person (not just sex, oral and hand jobs count, too), it's probably not an STD, but I would like to remind you that it's really, REALLY important that you keep things clean...and well lubed, when you masturbate. Sometimes a minor infection can show up at the sight of chaffing, or it could be a zit. That's right, a pimple on your penis. It happens. It's not a huge deal. Right now, I'd keep the area clean and dry and possibly avoid jerking off for a little while (it's tough, I know...girls like to get off, too, you know), a little Neosporin wouldn't hurt. If it's still the same, or worse, in a couple of days, go visit the doctor.
533465
It may be due to some infection. It also depends you have sex with your wife, if married, only or with others also. Your symptoms sound very peculiar and it has to be assessed by a sexologist only and treatment given there on. It is generally due to infections or STD. Please do not neglect. ASAP see the doctor.
396251
That guy is wrong; little white bumps is not herpes! I'm not sure what that is; you should really go to your doctor!
186805
Did you recently change your laundry detergent?  You cant have an STD if you never had sex.
486855
It is very important that you see a doctor.\n70% of people who get herpes got it from a partner that didn't have any symptoms. 1 our of 4 people have herpes and don't know it.\n\nBetter check with your doctor. You might have some other problem. And no unprotected sex
288829
I am a urologist and I know exactly what this is. Your symptoms come from two std's.  You have genital herpes and gonorrhea. Even if you have had "protected" sex that does not 100% guarantee you against sexually transmitted diseases.  See a doctor immediately, the gonnorrhea can be cured but genital herpes lasts a lifetime, although there are treatments to help with the irritability.
131628
I've heard of these before. My son had a bunch of little "bumps" all over him a year or so ago. It's called molluscum contagiosum and no, all the wart creams and removers in the world won't get rid of it. I suggest talking to a dermatologist and they will be able to prescribe something that will get rid of it. If it's more like a bump under the skin than a wart, I would talk to you family doctor just to be safe.
345613
Please just go to the doctor, you should never leave things like this for any amount of time, so please go to your doctor now. I am not even going to suggest what this might be as you safe you practice safe sex all the time, it just doesn't sound good to me, get it checked out.
153941
It sounds like it might be an STD.  You should REALLY get this checked out.  Call your local health dept or do a search for a local std clinic or planned parenthood.
271038
1.  you CAN get STDs, even if you use a condom.  Especially if it's at the base of your penis (where you're more likely to come into contact with bodily fluids).\n\n2.  Go to your family practitioner (usually required prior to seeing a specialisty by most insurance companies in the US).  Your GP should be able to do the differential diagnosis, and either treat it or refer you to a specialist.\n\n3.  For future reference, waiting a year before seeking help on line for what is possibly a sexually transmissible disease is a really bad idea.\n\n4.  Yes, it could be a fungus.  It could also be some sort of viral infection (like herpes).  It could be plugged sebacious glands (sweat glands).  It could be an allergic reaction to something (especially latex, if you're using latex condoms).\n\n5.  GO SEE YOUR DOCTOR!