Lump On Right Side Of Penis
There is a lump developed whenever I masturbate it grows larger location- right side above the beginning of penis no pai ...
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Hi, lybrate user, •Tke, plenty of water to hydrate your body. •Your diet be easily digestible on time , low in protiene . •Masturbation be restricted to twice a week to remain healthy. •Consult, privetly for a faster recovery, till, then take, homoeopathic medicine, underlying,: @ Acid nit 30ch -5drops , thrice. •Avoid , junk food, alcohol and nicotine. •Tke, care.
I masturbated daily. A lump is appeared in my penis skin. And pus is emitted from this lump. 3 days passed. But the lump ...
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It's not good to masturbate daily. It's affecting on your mental, sexual and physical health. For lump use ointment bc 56 apply it 3 times in a day for 3 to 5 days.
After a rough masturbation I got friction burn with a lump that was suddenly appeared on my bottom side of the penis whe ...
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Hello- prone masturbation is avery dangerous habit and can lead to either venous leakage or peyronies disease.
I am a 18 year old male and l developed a penis lump over night is it something serious. ...
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If it is developed overnight and paining or nor paining? Pl clear the situation. You may chat or talk.
Sir I have a lump on my penile. So I wanted to know whether it is dangerous or not. ...
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Lumps on the penis can have various causes, including infections, cysts, benign growths, or, rarely, more serious conditions such as cancer. Only a healthcare professional can accurately diagnose the lump by conducting a physical examination, reviewing your medical history, and potentially ordering additional tests or imaging studies if needed. It's important not to jump to conclusions or try to self-diagnose the lump. While some lumps may be harmless and resolve on their own, others may require medical intervention. Prompt medical attention is recommended to ensure an accurate diagnosis and appropriate treatment, if necessary.
I just removed an insect like white thing out of my penis skin, it has formed a very small lump. I do not feel and pain ...
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While it's difficult to determine the exact nature of the white thing you removed without further information, it's possible that it could be a variety of things, including a cyst, a pimple, an ingrown hair, or even a genital wart. The red spot and the irritation you are experiencing could be related to the removal of the object or due to inflammation. Again, I strongly advise you to consult with a healthcare professional for a proper evaluation and guidance.
I am 26 years old male I have small blister like lumps on the rib of my penis I have 9 on one side in a scattered cluste ...
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Hello- blisters on the penis usually occur due to a fabric allergy or sweat. However, if they appear with other symptoms, like genital pain or discomfort, it may be a sign of a skin disease or sexually transmitted infection. Therefore, if you notice blisters on your penis, you are advised to see a doctor for assessment.
Hello, i'm a 21 year old male. I used to masturbate a lot. Sometimes a bit roughly. About 2-3 times daily without any ki ...
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Hi, penis lump nodes are serious issue. Please treat timally. For treatment and expert opinions consalt privately videos consaltation or audio consaltation.
I have tight foreskin since 20 years foreskin is not pull in erect state and flaccid state. Then how can I do sex with t ...
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Phimosis is curable in ayurveda (without surgery) with the help of sophisticated penile health therapy. Don't go through operation it is very risky and expensive too.
I am 19 years old I noticed a lump, kind of like injury on my male organ and I have been feeling pain in that area ever ...
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Hello- lumps and bumps can appear on your penis and nearby groin areas for many reasons. Most of them are really nothing to give a second thought. But some causes, such as sexually transmitted infections, can cause unusual or painful bumps, sores, or lesions that you’ll need to get checked out by your doctor.
