"I have small red bumps on my glans. I think it's since I changed soap. Is that possible?"

It is possible for changing soap to cause irritation or allergic reactions on the skin, including the genital area. It is important to consult a healthcare professional if you notice any changes in your skin, especially if it causes discomfort or concerns you. It is best to avoid sexual activity until you have seen a doctor for proper evaluation and treatment, if necessary.

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"I have small red bumps on my glans. I think it's since I changed soap. Is that possible?"

It is possible for changing soap to cause irritation or allergic reactions on the skin, including the genital area. It is important to consult a healthcare professional if you notice any changes in your skin, especially if it causes discomfort or concerns you. It is best to avoid sexual activity until you have seen a doctor for proper evaluation and treatment, if necessary.