Male Organ Bumps: The Knowledge Test

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Male Organ Bumps The Knowledge Test
By John Dugan
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• A guy who is knowledgeable about manhood
  health knows that male organ bumps are a
  not-uncommon occurrence. But theres a lot to
  know about member bumps, including various
  causes. The following quiz can help test a mans
  knowledge about male organ bumps and see what he
  knows and what he may need to bone up on a little.

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The test

• - Q These bumps are small and dome-shaped.
  They tend to be skin-colored or a little lighter
  than the skin. They appear in one or more rows
  around the bottom of the head of the member. They
  are benign and do not affect a mans physical
  sensual performance or indicate the presence of a
  social disease. What are they?
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• A Pearly male organ papules.

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• - Q These visible sebaceous glands are very
  common and present as painless, raised bumps that
  tend to be white, pink or red. They are small,
  generally between 1 mm and 3 mm in diameter, and
  frequently appear on the sacks as well as the
  manhood. They sometimes occur in the mouth or on
  the face as well. They are benign and present to
  physical concern and do not indicate the
  possibility of a social disease. What are they?
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• A Fordyce spots.

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• - Q The male organ bumps associated with this
  social disease start out as a reddish or brownish
  discoloration on member skin, and then move on to
  groups of round blisters. The blisters contain a
  fluid that tends to have a light yellow tinge to
  it. They go away after a few weeks, but the
  infection that caused them remains. What is the
  social disease that produces these bumps?
• A Herpes type two.

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• - Q Human papillomavirus (HPV) is often
  produces bumps that are commonly called by a
  different name. They are irregular in shape, and
  the color varies based on skin tone. Most of the
  time they are painless and they often have an
  appearance reminiscent of a cauliflower. By what
  name are these bumps usually known?
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• A Sensual organ warts.

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• - Q True or False. Male organ bumps, even
  benign ones, always interfere with a mans
  sensual performance.
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• A False. Although some men may feel
  self-conscious about some male organ bumps and
  may therefore have a psychological reaction that
  impacts his performance, benign bumps by
  themselves do not affect a mans bedtime
  activities. However, bumps that are infectious
  can have an impact, either because they may be
  painful or because a man should refrain from
  sensual activity until a social disease is under
  control.

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• - Q Which one of these potential causes of
  male organ bumps is a social disease?
• a. Folliculitis
• b. Infection caused by the spirochete
  Treponema pallidum
• c. Lymphoceles
• d. Angiokeratomas
• A b. Infection caused by the spirochete
  Treponema pallidum.

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• - Q A mite causes this skin condition, which
  often includes a pimple-like rash. It can occur
  on other parts of the body as well. The mites are
  spread during skin-to-skin contact, usually
  during a sensual encounter. What is the name of
  this condition?
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• A Scabies.

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• Men who did well on this test already know a
  great deal about male organ bumps and that
  bodes well for them being aware of the basic of
  overall member health as well. This includes
  daily application of a first rate manhood health
  crème (health professionals recommend Man1 Man
  Oil, which is clinically proven mild and safe for
  skin). As many bumps occur due to skin issues,
  choosing a crème that can keep manhood skin
  healthy is key. The most effective choices will
  contain both a high-end emollient (like Shea
  butter) and a natural hydrator (like vitamin E).
  The moisture lock they make helps keep skin
  well-hydrated. Its also wise to look for a
  potent antioxidant among the ingredients. One
  like alpha lipoic acid will be able to wage war
  against the free radicals that can cause
  oxidative stress.