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small skin colored bumps on penis head.
Im 18, circumcised, and I have recently had unprotected sex with a girl. I have always been paranoid about STDs, and having a coarse-ish consistency on the head of my penis doesnt help, but lately ive noticed a tiny group of really tiny skin colored bumps on my penis, they are always there, but only become prominent when I get an erection. I have a bit of a different masturbation method, because I usually need lube to use my bare hands effectively. Im scared to death that I have HPV, because thats a sneaky *******. Any help?
I think you're probably okay - and the chances are that what you see is perfectly normal. However - unprotected sex does present risks, and whenever you have sex (even protected) you run risks of catching quite a variety of different things. I'd visit the DR - get checked out for your sanity - and have a good talk with the DR or a trusted adult about the true risks of "adult activity".
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