What are these dots on the lower half of my p***s?

Question

Ok so im a complete virgin, im 15 years old. Never had anykind of sexual contact. And the reason is because im afraid to do anything. Because i have like these tiny little dot (goosebump) looking things on the lower half of my p***s. They have been there for almost a year that i noticed. They might of always been there idk. But i dont know if its normal or not. My parents have never had a STD. And theres no way i can have one. Am i right? is it normal? Should i be afraid to have s*x? What should i do? THankss

Answer 1

I don't know?? white heads maybe? do you shave? maybe ingrown hairs??

Answer 2

Depth Markers?

Answer 3

they sound like a type of 'wart' called molluscus..I suggest you go to a health clinic,or family doctor.They are contagious.They are treated by freezing them off with Nitrous Oxide (dry ice). It isnt painful,nor does it leave a scar..They just fall off after a few days.Nothing really worth worrying about,but definitely needing treatment. Good Luck young fella.

Answer 4

It's normal I think. A lot of people have them. Not sure what they are but they aren't dangerous.  

Answer 5

nothing to worry about as long as there aren't way too many

if you're worried about it talk to your doctor  

Answer 6

Morse Code?

Answer 7

I had the same thing when I was that age and I talked to my doctor about it back then.  He told me that they were just there because they were hair follicles.  I seriously wouldn't worry about it if I were you.  But then again, when I was your age, I got worried about it too.  So you might as well just have the doctor check you out and then I'm sure he'll tell you that you're fine.  

I'm 99.9% sure that it's just little hair follicles (and don't worry about that either because the hairs right around that particular part of the p***s don't get long, they'll be almost invisible).

No worries my friend.  Enjoy life!

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Oh and DO NOT USE DRY ICE like that other guy told you to do.  I'm pretty sure that you don't want to do that.  I think you should find a way to see a doctor.