Patient's question:
There are many small bumps on the penis foreskin, it doesn't hurt or itch. There have been many small bumps on the penis foreskin, and it doesn't hurt or itch. It has been more than a year since I noticed it. What is it? Why are there so many small bumps on the foreskin?Doctor's answer:
It could be molluscum contagiosum. If you have had unsafe sexual activity, condyloma acuminata cannot be ruled out either. If it is molluscum contagiosum, there is no need to worry as it does not affect health. It is painless, itchy, and asymptomatic, and it gradually increases in number. If you feel it affects your appearance, laser surgery can be performed. Condyloma acuminata is a sexually transmitted disease, mainly spread through sexual activity, and it is highly contagious. In the early stages, condyloma acuminata is usually asymptomatic, painless, and itchy, commonly occurring in the external genitalia, perianal area, perineum, or vagina. In special cases, it can also occur on the toes, mouth, or throat, presenting as solitary or multiple rough-surfaced growths in the form of small papules, spicules, papillae, cauliflower-like, or chicken-like, or with a pedicle at the base, fusing into patches.