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does this look like genital warts PLEASE HELP

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frank82674
frank82674

I think they have been there before i even ever had sex but i'm not sure, it looks like warts? is it imageimage

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  • scottdfw
    scottdfw frank82674

    Posted

    But the could be warts. Could not hurt to have them checked out just to be sure.

  • matthew13887
    matthew13887 frank82674

    Posted

    hey frank, i might be able to help you. but i am going to need a lot more information. how long have they been there? can you pop them? do they hurt? are they growing/getting better? do they itch? do you have any other symptoms? even something you might not think is related. have you tried picking at them and they spread? and lastly do you have reason to think it could be an std? what i mean by that is, if youre a virgin or always have protected sex. then the chances of this being an std descrease. also know that skin is weird and just acts weird. a good rule of thumb a doctor told me was if this was on any other part of your body would you worry or do anything different? message me if you want to talk more. get tested regardless, it will just put your mind at ease and know what to do going forward.

    best

  • matthew13887
    matthew13887 frank82674

    Posted

    telling between skin tags and warts can be a complete nightmare. testing is the only way. find a clinic in your area. usually can get free or very cheap testing for being a resident depending on where youre from.

  • Kclove23
    Kclove23 frank82674

    Posted

    hey did you find out what is ? because i have the same problem.

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