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Fordyce angiokeratoma on scrotum
How common is this? Is this due to injury of some sort? Do gay men often get this? I know it’s not an STD but I was wondering if anyone else has any insight into this?
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Re: Fordyce angiokeratoma on scrotum
Harmless. Very common and more common in older men. Some men have them removed for cosmetic reasons. Source: Google
Last edited by Steve (August 14, 2020 9:52 pm)
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