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Are Bumps On Urethra, Related To Fungal Infections?

Hey,I am 24 years (virgin) old and have had these white bumps extern near my urethra for as long as I remember (2 left and 7 right). They don t itch, irritate...Could they be penile bumps? I have had myself tested for std s nothing came out...I do have these bumps on my penis itself, foreskin and under my glans which is normal.Could this be some kind of rash, fungal infection, Trichomonias? Next month I m seeing my dermatologist as I also want to remove my fordyce spots.In attachment you find 2 pictures... as this is what they look like.WWW.WWWW.WW WWW.WWWW.WW
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Thanks for your query .As I understand it could be sebaceous cyst .because such cyst do not produce any symptom ,these are multiple under the skin layer. I suggest you to consult a general surgeon for examination and correct management .
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Are Bumps On Urethra, Related To Fungal Infections?

Thanks for your query .As I understand it could be sebaceous cyst .because such cyst do not produce any symptom ,these are multiple under the skin layer. I suggest you to consult a general surgeon for examination and correct management .