Lumps on shaft of penis

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CatMatRat99
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Lumps on shaft of penis

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I was a bit worried because there was these lumps on my penis and there was so many it kinda looked like a ring of them around it? Also it was thicker above the ring and thinner under it should I be concerned
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Re: Lumps on shaft of penis

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Hi there.

These lumps: are they painful for you at all (itchy or sore)? Also, are they small, a little raised, and a bit lighter than the skin around them?

I'm not sure what you mean by "it" is thicker above and below the ring. What's "it" in this sentence?
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Re: Lumps on shaft of penis

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Sorry I was talking about the shaft and yea it is but painful
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Re: Lumps on shaft of penis

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If they are causing you pain, by all means, it's time to go and see a healthcare provider. They can diagnose what this is and help you treat it so you're not in pain anymore.
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