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When i pull back my foreskin, i can see a lot of very small bumps right below the gland that form almost a full circle. they are normal skin color and never bothered me so i just want to make sure this is nothing?
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They are called pearly penile papules and are innocuous and need no treatment. But if worried or see any changes see a Urologist
Answered 5/6/2022
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