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Question: I've been getting these bumps on my pubic area and I don't know what it is i shaved there and I usually don't get them but it came up just recently before hand i had spots on my shaft but I went to my GP and she told.me it was just folliocus spots or what ever you call them I'm freaking out because I don't know if it could be just ingrown hairs or a type of spot or std. I pop a few of them and then cleaned it with salayic acid I can't spell it but when I pop them clear fluid comes out first then blood straight up can you help
Brief Answer:
No worries, Self resolving fordyce spots.
Detailed Answer:
Thank you for asking
I read yoru question and i understand your concern. These spots are due to recent shave and are due to clogged sebum in sebaceous pores which get blocked in shaving . Penile shaft bumps are also the same where masturbation or any other pleasure like intimacy etc leads to such bumps. These are called fordyce spots and self resolve. Popping them was bad idea. Just don't pop, poke or pick them and maintain a good hygiene it should self resolve on its own.
These are perfectly benign and should be no reason to worry about. Just make sure the groin area does not sweat, wear loose cotton undergarments and prefer safest and least frictioned coitus. it should help.
I hope it helps. take good care of yourself and don't forget to close the discussion please.
Regards
Khan
No worries, Self resolving fordyce spots.
Detailed Answer:
Thank you for asking
I read yoru question and i understand your concern. These spots are due to recent shave and are due to clogged sebum in sebaceous pores which get blocked in shaving . Penile shaft bumps are also the same where masturbation or any other pleasure like intimacy etc leads to such bumps. These are called fordyce spots and self resolve. Popping them was bad idea. Just don't pop, poke or pick them and maintain a good hygiene it should self resolve on its own.
These are perfectly benign and should be no reason to worry about. Just make sure the groin area does not sweat, wear loose cotton undergarments and prefer safest and least frictioned coitus. it should help.
I hope it helps. take good care of yourself and don't forget to close the discussion please.
Regards
Khan
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