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What is the best way to tell a parent you have pearly penile papuls if you are a teenager?
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Is my penis normal?: Pearly papules are not a sexually transmitted disease. They are most like a benigh condition such as sebaceous cysts. Without seeing them they could also be warts. But, i would advise one to just tell there parent that they feel something is wrong and ask them to take them to the doctor. If this is not safe you can make your own appointment at the clinic to get some help.
Answered 4/5/2013
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