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Have A Wart Like Growth On The Bottom Of The Glans Of Penis
I have a single wart like growth with a black dot center on the bottom of the glans of my penis. it is about 1.5mm in size. I also have a similar wart on the tip of one of my fingers. Is it likely they are related? Is it likely that the growth on my penis is a wart, or something else?
Fri, 22 Jul 2016
Hello and welcome to HCM.
Your concern is understandable. As an Urologist, i can tell you not to worry
about it.
A single wart usually grows very slowly.In case it's increasing in size or causing itching or bleeding, you should show it at once to an Urologist or a skin specialist. The wart on finger and penis, could be related, which can be told only after an examination.
Hope your doubt is cleared.Feel free to contact me by name.
Dr.Matthew Mangat.
Your concern is understandable. As an Urologist, i can tell you not to worry
about it.
A single wart usually grows very slowly.In case it's increasing in size or causing itching or bleeding, you should show it at once to an Urologist or a skin specialist. The wart on finger and penis, could be related, which can be told only after an examination.
Hope your doubt is cleared.Feel free to contact me by name.
Dr.Matthew Mangat.
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The penis growth sounds like a Fordyce spot--a benign small cyst and nothing serious.
It's totally unrelated to the growth on your finger
The penis growth sounds like a Fordyce spot--a benign small cyst and nothing serious.
It's totally unrelated to the growth on your finger
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