I have a problem. For some time now I've had small white hard bumps on my testicles. I have maybe like 3 or 4 of them, they don't hurt or anything, but I'm a little worried about them. Also about a month ago I had a rash on my pubic area, right next to my penis. It didn't hurt, it just itched really bad, and it was sorta wet. It's gone now, and theres no scar or anything. It maybe looks a little red, and kinda looks like there are some bumps or something, but I can't really tell. And it still itches a little. I don't know what it is, if it's just some rash or something, or if it is some type of STD or something. I have recieved oral sex once, and had a hand job. I don't know, is this normal? Thanks.
Fri, 03/09/2007 - 07:57
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Hard white bumps on testicles - I have a problem...
consult a doctor is it worries you
it may be a reaction to a lube or your girls juices
I would like to go to a doctor, but that would get my parents involved. And I'd like to maybe see if it's normal or something, before I go and do anything like that. It sounds like I have some of the sypmtoms of herpes, but I have no pain or anything like that. Nor do I have any blisters or anything, and I'm peeing normally and all. Just the itching, and the little bump things. The sore that I had is gone now, but it's still itching. I don't know, maybe I'm just paranoid. I'll see if I can get to the doctor sometime, thanks for the replies.
Try an ointment for jock-itch first if you are not going to a doc. since you stated you had oral and a hand job. If no relief try some hydro-cortisone cream. You can catch nasty germs & STD's from oral...but try these if you will not seek medical attention.
If you are concerned about your parents knowing, look up on-line or in the phone book a STD testing clinic. They will keep your information confidential, there is no cost, and they will not call your home if you ask.
Alright, thanks I'll try that. That's another thing I was afraid of, the cost and all. I'll look up an STD Clinic or something.
Most County's have free clinics for STD checks and exams, pull up your local County website and search it for the info. The phone book will also provide with any additional health care options. Or, since you seem to be young what you can do is get an appointment with your doctor when you make the appointment tell the receptionist & your parents you have testicular discomfort or a small lump. When you see the doctor tell him/her the truth. This will not be passed on to your parents. And if one of your parent takes you to the doctor they will be asked to leave the room, you will have the opportunity to talk freely, and the doc will not violate your confidentiality.