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HPV or Keratinized Skin/Circumcision Scar
I have this skin on the underside of my shaft on my penis. When my penis is flacid, it crinkles up with the surrounding skin. This particular area is a bit darker...I am olive complexion and the skin is darker. It is about a quarter an inch below my anular scar towards the center. (median penile raphe?) I did get my circumcision at 8 years old not as a newborn. When i push my thumb beneath it and pull my skin on my shaft up and the other down, the crinkled skin that gives an appearance of an elongated cluster more like soft skin stretches out flat and the pigment is still darker than the other areas of my penis.
My question Do genital warts stretch flat? Can you pull the surrounding skin in opposite directions to make a wart almost flat? As I look close, I see creases in that stretched crinkled skin that kind of disguises itself as a a cluster.
I've had a wart on my neck and don't remember being able to stretch it out. I think warts are more prominent. It looks like skin fold (keratinized skin) where I had sutures. Also near by on the other half of my shaft i have almost microscopic shiny bumps 4-5 on this patch of skin that looks polygonal as if it were an island. The tiny bumps are spread a part and i see creases in it (I came across lichen nitidus and it seems to look like that) I've been examining to close after I had a rough hand job over a year ago. She scratched around my penis and near my urethra to stimulate my penis. Can that transmit the HPV if she kinda scratched around my shaft before she manually ejaculated me? Input would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for reviewing my post.
My question Do genital warts stretch flat? Can you pull the surrounding skin in opposite directions to make a wart almost flat? As I look close, I see creases in that stretched crinkled skin that kind of disguises itself as a a cluster.
I've had a wart on my neck and don't remember being able to stretch it out. I think warts are more prominent. It looks like skin fold (keratinized skin) where I had sutures. Also near by on the other half of my shaft i have almost microscopic shiny bumps 4-5 on this patch of skin that looks polygonal as if it were an island. The tiny bumps are spread a part and i see creases in it (I came across lichen nitidus and it seems to look like that) I've been examining to close after I had a rough hand job over a year ago. She scratched around my penis and near my urethra to stimulate my penis. Can that transmit the HPV if she kinda scratched around my shaft before she manually ejaculated me? Input would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for reviewing my post.
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I was still worried and went to an old family doctor and explained that my proctologist, urologist, and my current doctor says not a wart and she also told me not to worry its not a wart.
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It really is impossible to have online diagnosis.
But a good way to distinguish a wart is to see if the TEXTURE of it matches the overall surrounding skin. If you look at the "bump", see if the texture of it is different. If it is different, no matter how you stretch it, it shouldn't disappear.
Warts can't disappear by you stretching the skin.
But whether or not you have a wart, there is no way no one can give you a definitive answer here on the forums or online.
As for the handjob you got, that wouldn't give you a STD. You aren't at risk.
But a good way to distinguish a wart is to see if the TEXTURE of it matches the overall surrounding skin. If you look at the "bump", see if the texture of it is different. If it is different, no matter how you stretch it, it shouldn't disappear.
Warts can't disappear by you stretching the skin.
But whether or not you have a wart, there is no way no one can give you a definitive answer here on the forums or online.
As for the handjob you got, that wouldn't give you a STD. You aren't at risk.
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