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Bumps on the Testicles or Penis… Many guys have probably dealt with these issues and wondered if they have a problem. In this article, we’ll answer your questions. If you have symptoms, you should get a male genital examination at Intouch Medicare.
Types of Bumps on the Penis
- Bumps that don’t hurt or itch
- Red bumps or spots that are sores or abrasions
- White spots that look like pimples on the penis
- Bumps that are itchy, painful, or burning
- Clear fluid-filled bumps on the penis
- Skin tags on the penis
- Tiny bumps with lymph fluid on the penis
Bumps that Don’t Hurt or Itch
Bumps on the penis could be genital warts, which are usually flesh-colored or slightly red bumps that don’t hurt or itch. Generally caused by the HPV virus, the symptom could spread through sexual contact. They can be treated with topical medication or removed.
Red Bumps or Spots that are Sores or Abrasions
Red spots on the tip of the penis could be from friction injuries or infections, including syphilis, chancroid or herpes. They can be indicated by a physical exam and lab tests.
White Spots that Look Like Pimples on the Penis
They could be water warts or molluscum contagiosum, which are bumps with white stuff inside. They are not painful or itchy. However, they might also be caused by skin infections or herpes/syphilis, which can cause various genital issues.
Bumps That Are Itchy, Painful or Burning
If the bumps on the penis are itchy, painful or burning, they might be from a herpes infection, which often starts with blisters. They can be really painful and can spread through sexual contact. Syphilis could also be the cause of several genital problems.
Clear Fluid-filled Bumps on the Penis
Clear bumps on the penis could be from a herpes infection, which started with clear and watery blisters that can be very painful and can spread through sexual contact or syphilis that could cause several genital issues.
Skin Tags on the Penis
The problem might be warts, which are flesh-colored or slightly red, and don’t usually hurt or itch. They are caused by the HPV (human papillomavirus infection) virus and can be transmitted sexually. Treatment can involve topical medication or removal.
Tiny Bumps with Lymph Fluid on the Penis
Small bumps on the penis might come from herpes, which usually starts with blisters that can be very painful. They can be transmitted through sexual contact or could also be due to syphilis, which can generally cause several genital abnormalities.
References
- Sexually Transmitted Infections Treatment Guidelines, 2021
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