Hairy penis glans – is it normal?
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Hiram
asked 1 year ago
For some months now I have noticed the hairs coming out of the glans, but the thing that seems even stranger to me is that every time I realize it they are already several cm long, and this in a short amount of time .. … even if this last time was slightly different, a small bubble has appeared near the urethra .. which went down parallel to the shaft .. with the passing of the days it swelled slightly giving me much discomfort, even in taking a pee… until when I washed it broke and I was able to remove two hairs about ten cm long … is this normal? Thank you in advance for answering!
1 Answers
Dr Kaufman Staff
answered 1 year ago
Dear User, the glans, like the palm of the hand and the sole of the foot, makes part of the glabrous areas. I have no experience of hair growth in these areas, nor, even less so, of the presence of a 10 cm long hairs…. As such, this is a classic case that requires the competence of a dermatologist, so I suggest you seek help of one without delay.