i've never had intercourse, but in one occasion I had oral sex (done on me) with a girl i did not know very well. no protection was used.

this happen last june....about 3 months ago, i noticed a small little ward-like bump on the very top-front of the shaft of my penis, where the hair line is....and it hasn't gone or even changed much since then. then earier today, after trimming my pubic hair, i noticed 3-4 of the same bumbs in my pubic hair area. at the point i freaked out and will be making my appointment with a doctor soon.

anyone know anything about the chances of getting std's from oral?...any comments about my dilema?

Presuming you're a teenager, it's unlikely you have to worry. Generally, when guys come here asking about little bumps in that area, it's just hair follicles that haven't popped through yet. That would be my guess, but if you have reason to believe it's something worse, then yes, go to the doc.

If it is a smooth brown/black dot that doesnt hurt when you rub on it, its not bad, and its not an std,you have nothing to worry about.I get those every now and then after head, I notice them on my dick, I did ask my doctor because I though it might be an STD he said it wasnt.

You'll be fine.

Hopefully theyre right, but oral sex is the most popular way for stds to be spread. A cold soar can instantly be turned into genital warts or herpes.

well its not a cold sore, or a blister of any kind. its also not a brown/black dot but it is painless. i can rub it, pinch it, or just about anything with out it hurting at all. it basically feels and looks like dead skin but it has the shap of a small wart...3-4 mm in width.

i just got done researching STD's on google and the STD the shows the most similarities seems to be "genital warts"...

http://www.niaid.nih.gov/factsheets/stdhpv.htm

...anyone have more knowledge or personal experienced with this STD or recomendation of it being another thing...thanks

I'd lean towards Spiff's diagnosis.

Just an ingrown hair or hair that hasn't grown yet.

But if you are really uncomfortable with not knowing, go see a doctor.