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2 Small White Bumps on Foreskin Of Penis.

By Luke Sunday, April 18, 2010
I think its herpes. i am sexually active, but thats not the point i just want to make sure this is herpes. okay i do have hair follicles that raise all on the bottom of my shaft. but a doctor confirmed that those were hair follicles. i have never actually had hair follicles that raised on my foreskin. but recently i just noticed two new white bumps that raise off the skin. they do not hurt, it, or burn. they get more noticeable when i am erect. they can't really be popped either. they are very small, but do not look exactly the same as my inflamed hair follicles. they seem like they could be more wart like because of the whiteness of them. they aren't so perfectly round like an inflamed hair follicle, as far as i can tell at least. but its hard to tell because they are so small. and it's just 2 that are about a quarter of a centimeter away from each other. im confident that this is herpes, and i want to die inside because my manhood is gone. nothing really matters anymore to me and i get disgusted every time i look at them. and i dont have access to a doctor without telling my parents to take me to one which i won't do because i dont need them knowing. so this is why im asking you guys. and a little more information, obviously this is my first outbreak, and it meets just at the beginning of the foreskin (closest to the shaft, not the tip.), idk if thats a common spot for herpes to hit first. and they raise off the skin maybe a mm at the most. i think its just mild because its my first outbreak. all help will be appreciated.

also i just noticed the white bumps, i never saw any sort of redness beforehand. or blister type things... they have been here for about almost a week, and i haven't seen much change.
I am so depressed.
4/20/10 10:48pm

First off, you need to trust your parents and go get tested. If you dont, and it is an outbreak, it will only get worse without the proper treatment. 

If you choose not to get tested, then I would assume you have it and take the precautions necessary. The base of the penis is a common place for outbreaks though, because it comes in the most contact with the outside of the vagina, which is where a lot of girls have their outbreaks.

Finally, the one thing I picked up on that was a positive in your post, was the fact that your a partner. If your other half has the virus, and you think you have the virus, consider yourself lucky. A lot of worries people have are about their own lives, then immediately to their partners and not wanting to give it to them. If you both have it, then you can live mostly normal lives.

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By Luke— Last Modified: 12/22/10, First Published: 04/18/10