I am 27 years old and have had eight very small bumps around my penis head under the skin for about 1 year now. It does not hurt, burn or itch. I was alerted by my last girlfriend that she has been diagnoised with HPV. I have been very concerned about this because in my reading it states that it causes cervical cancer in women and sometimes cancer of the penis in men..

Please help me rest with this.. what could this be? Where do I go.; I had my primary doctor look at it and he told me to see a urologist.. but that same doctor had my dad set up for a implant shunt in his heart, and the Heart specialist was in shock that he would have even suggested my dad to have that... I have no faith in this doctor.

I also in my reading read that I should see a dermatoligist?? Would I??


Please help me.. I haven't had a good nights sleep in the last 12 months...

Um, this is the "usual" answer... go see a dermatologist, it could be anything from visible sebaceous glands (no big deal, considered a standard variance). To an STD but only a dermatologist will know for sure.

There is no need to worry about this. Most men, especially men that is uncircumcised has these little tiny bumps around the rim of the penis.

It could verry well be that u have hpv and I would go get checked out and search for options on treatment.

Spank,

Is there another urologist in your area? If not, you need to see a dermatologist. If your gal had HPV, you have been exposed and need to get this checked out. If it is HPV and it goes untreated, there are several complications that you do not want to experience.

Please make this appt ASAP.

I agree with J_9. Don't settle for less. If a doctor is not making you happy, find another one. Just like if you were seeing a counsler for something and you don't feel like you're getting anything out of the session, you switch until you find the one for you.

I suggest you go as soon as possible. That way, if you ever get into another sexual relationship knowing you have HPV, you'll have to warn the other person about it to prevent passing it on.

See your doc...
Also see this:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fordyce's_spot

Could also be a sebacious cyst but only your doc can help you with this...
Best wishes,
Bek
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