Taking into consideration the above mentioned things it is natural, as a parent, to think about the fact that this skin condition can be genetically transmitted to your boy. Some men even refuse to have children while the bumps are still on their penises, for fear of not transmitting this condition to the next generations. It is absolutely normal to avoid, by all means, that your child experiences the sensations you had or have to pass through. Yet, when it comes to pearly penile papules you do not have to worry as this condition is not genetically transmitted. Thus, if your father had it, it is not necessary that you experience it too, just as if you had it your child will not necessary have it. In fact, there are very few chances that two generations in a row should experience this condition. So, stop worrying about this thing, as this is not one of those diseases which your entire male inheritors will have if you have it or have had it when they were conceived.

Because pearly penile papules is a skin condition developed by the individual's skin, even if your child will develop this condition, it will have nothing to do with the fact that you suffered from it Yet, even though it is not a condition which is genetically transmitted, you should still talk about it with your child, so that he will know exactly what it is, in case it will develop pearly penile papules in his turn. Just like all the other conditions and diseases of the genital apparatus, this condition may be hard to talk about, so your child may not have the courage to talk it over. Be you the first to start the discussion, so that he will not experience the same bad emotions you went through.