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Tiny Lump Like Skin Where Testicle Meets Penis. No Direct Sexual Contact. Genital Warts?
Hello
I am worried i may have genital warts
2 months ago i met a girl and went back to her apartment, we slept in the same bed and the only sexual contact we had was my penis resting on her genital area but she was also wearing shorts at the time so there was no direct skin contact
She did tell me she had warts.
Now i have noticed a tiny lump like skin on the very side of right where my testicles meet my penis and body...
I do also shave my pubic hairs.
This small skin like thing i have never noticed before like other normal looking folicles and other things.
I am just really scared and living in fear!!!!
I am worried i may have genital warts
2 months ago i met a girl and went back to her apartment, we slept in the same bed and the only sexual contact we had was my penis resting on her genital area but she was also wearing shorts at the time so there was no direct skin contact
She did tell me she had warts.
Now i have noticed a tiny lump like skin on the very side of right where my testicles meet my penis and body...
I do also shave my pubic hairs.
This small skin like thing i have never noticed before like other normal looking folicles and other things.
I am just really scared and living in fear!!!!
Mon, 7 Oct 2013
Hi, thanks for using healthcare magic
IF there was no direct sexual contact then it is very unlikely that the warts would have been transmitted.
The lesions that you are currently seeing are not related to this event since no direct contact occurred.
It is possible that the lesion is a small hair bump (folliculitis).
IF this is the case, then it should resolve within a few days.
I hope this helps
IF there was no direct sexual contact then it is very unlikely that the warts would have been transmitted.
The lesions that you are currently seeing are not related to this event since no direct contact occurred.
It is possible that the lesion is a small hair bump (folliculitis).
IF this is the case, then it should resolve within a few days.
I hope this helps
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