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Can someone tell me what these are?

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john_03817
john_03817

In the second picture there's a tiny bump and in the first picture there's two other whitish bumps. 

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  • Guest
    Guest john_03817

    Posted

    Please include some history. Those might be related to HPV, did you have unprotected sex in the past six months?

    How many are they? 

    • Guest
      Guest

      Posted

      Whitish ones not the multiple vessels.
    • john_03817
      john_03817 Guest

      Posted

      Yes, I did my girlfriend recently have gotten warts.
    • john_03817
      john_03817

      Posted

      I just wanted to know are they there because of them? 
    • john_03817
      john_03817 Guest

      Posted

      It’s only two and they are very microscopic? Can it be cured? 
    • john_03817
      john_03817 Guest

      Posted

      Please respond,

      I’m freaking out at the moment 

    • Guest
      Guest john_03817

      Posted

      Look, wart stay for ever in the body if they like but.. they might be beaten by the immune system. Some turn to cancer and some hardly return after removal. Sometimes hosts don’t even get symptoms at all but the bottom line, get checked out to see if they are and see and if they are not. Don’t have sex with out a scumbag, just not worth it.
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