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What Causes White Grayish Bumps On Penis?
Question: Hello...i have noticed some white grayish small pimple like bumps..randomly on top part of my skin of my penis...they are not usualyy painful...
And i have ths other problem since around 5 months nw....whenever i go to urinated i feel that its all over and done....but just as i finish and after about 1 minutes i feel its there and about to drip..very uncomfortably...and if i do any activity like sitting running squating then it surely drips out.....hw can i stop ths?
And i have ths other problem since around 5 months nw....whenever i go to urinated i feel that its all over and done....but just as i finish and after about 1 minutes i feel its there and about to drip..very uncomfortably...and if i do any activity like sitting running squating then it surely drips out.....hw can i stop ths?
Brief Answer:
Sebaceous cysts and prostate infection
Detailed Answer:
Thank you for contacting HCM with your health care concerns
You have 2 questions or concerns. The first is that you have noticed what looks like white bumps in your scrotum. These white lumps are very common and are called sebaceous cysts. They are completely benign and not abnormal. We do not do anything with those lumps. You can completely ignore them as they will not cause you any problems
Your other problem though sounds like you have a prostate infection. This is when the prostate gland at the base of the bladder becomes infected. It can cause burning on urination along with difficulty starting stopping or leaking after urinating. You will need to see your medical provider and have a prostate exam along with a testing for STDs. You may need to be on antibiotics for 2-4 weeks before a prostate infection clears up.
In summary
1. Sebaceous cysts benign nothing to be worried about
2. Prostate infection
3. See doctor for testing or prostate and STDs
4. Start antibiotics for 2-4 weeks
I hope I answered your question. Please contact HCM again with your health care concerns
Sebaceous cysts and prostate infection
Detailed Answer:
Thank you for contacting HCM with your health care concerns
You have 2 questions or concerns. The first is that you have noticed what looks like white bumps in your scrotum. These white lumps are very common and are called sebaceous cysts. They are completely benign and not abnormal. We do not do anything with those lumps. You can completely ignore them as they will not cause you any problems
Your other problem though sounds like you have a prostate infection. This is when the prostate gland at the base of the bladder becomes infected. It can cause burning on urination along with difficulty starting stopping or leaking after urinating. You will need to see your medical provider and have a prostate exam along with a testing for STDs. You may need to be on antibiotics for 2-4 weeks before a prostate infection clears up.
In summary
1. Sebaceous cysts benign nothing to be worried about
2. Prostate infection
3. See doctor for testing or prostate and STDs
4. Start antibiotics for 2-4 weeks
I hope I answered your question. Please contact HCM again with your health care concerns
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
Cant u prescribe me the antibiotics..because the gynaecologists are quit far from my town..and i cn rarely get a leave...and i have not yet had sex since birth..so dont knw about the sti...and i rarely get painful urinatings...its juh the uncomfortable unsatisfaction of peeing...bt ya at times my penis becomes quit sensitive as in...not comfortable to touch and whatever..only sometimes...so could u help me out..thank u..
Brief Answer:
Unable to write prescriptions
Detailed Answer:
I am sorry but we are not allowed to write any prescriptions for medications through this forum. You must see a doctor in your area to have any antibiotics prescribed. Since you are not sexually active then more than likely you have prostate infection and will need a long term antibiotic 2-4 weeks. So I recommend when you can that you see a doctor.
Sorry I can not offer any additional assistance
Unable to write prescriptions
Detailed Answer:
I am sorry but we are not allowed to write any prescriptions for medications through this forum. You must see a doctor in your area to have any antibiotics prescribed. Since you are not sexually active then more than likely you have prostate infection and will need a long term antibiotic 2-4 weeks. So I recommend when you can that you see a doctor.
Sorry I can not offer any additional assistance
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
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