It's Common If your "Uncut". I've went to the hospital today the nurse scared me ..saying "it sounds like herpes". When I've came in contact with my MD, he told me the bumps that comes every month or two months on your foreskin is regular. I've took an H.I.V test everything came out negative. The person that took my H.I.V test also said it's regular but my advice to you always get checked up every six month ( MANDATORY) -MATTER WHAT! Herpes can come around just like those bumps than reactivate for a next session, so If your very unsure, go get CHECKED UP A$AP!
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The skin on the outside of the foreskin is much like the skin on the rest of the body. These sound like sebaceous glands to me. If I had this, I would try applying a very hot towel to the area to warm and soften the sebum and then try to squeeze them to see if I could get anything out.
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Its natural. T have them too, they don't cause harm and it isn't a disease.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fordyce's_spot
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Little white bumps on foreskin they are scattered on foreskin some in clusters they are very small haven't had sex and I am 15 years old don't hurt or itch have had them for seven months you can only see them when you pull skin back
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I have not white ones only little groups of them and some alone not many just about six or seven 4 in small groups and rest alone and have not had sexual encountours
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I think I’m not sure but they are so what normal when you are an uncircumcised person most people hat have it are people that haven’t pulled back their foreskin until they get the feeling to mastrbate and then when they pull it back they see them and freak out it’s normal and they will most likely go away over time of maturing and just make sure you clean and wash it everyday in the shower or bath and they will most likely go away in time before sexual encounter and also if it does not go away do not hesitate to ask your dad or mom about it it’s not weird because they made you and they will be happy to bring you to the doctors office and get it checked out
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