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Genital Wart?

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andrew89234
andrew89234

Hello, 26y/o male.

I am currently only having a monogamous relationship. Before her, last time I had sex was 2 years ago. Since then, my stds tests came back negative and I never saw any wart or lesion. In fact I have gone to my urologist like 8-10 times these last two years (for other reasons) and he told me everything is great. A few days ago, I noticed what looks like a wart on the base of my penis. Is it safe to assume that it is in fact a genital wart? Could it have been dormant for the past 2 years and now showed? It's very small and baaarely noticable. Ive been applying apple cider vinegar daily and havent noticed it turn white like a regular HPV wart I used to have on my knew like 10 years ago.

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  • jack10936
    jack10936 andrew89234

    Posted

    I understood, sorry I've been confused by the fact that you mentioned having had an HPV wart on your knee. Unfortunately they say that a wart can manifest itself many years after infection. I myself am worried of this bc of a bj I got more than 2.5 years ago. A the slightest bump I become upset, so I know the thought could be horrible.

    • andrew89234
      andrew89234 jack10936

      Posted

      Well yes, HPV is not necessarily in the genitals. different strains.

      Nothing to worry about my guy. HPV is super common. Talked to my doc, gave me a cream, said that chances are it is gone forever, after treatment.

      He also told me it doesnt necesarrily mean the was wart transmitted sexually.

      but seriously, a genital wart is nothing to worry about. not cancerous or anything like that

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