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I don't know what this is at all I've only had sex with my girlfriend should i be worried

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wendy77816
wendy77816

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  • aka11448
    aka11448 wendy77816

    Posted

    I kinda think you may have picked up genital warts but maybe take a trip to a heath clinic to be sure.

    All the advice I've read online says to stop shaving until you know what they are. Apparently shaving spreads them around if they are warts. I'm sure that's what happened to me.

  • kim12266
    kim12266 wendy77816

    Posted

    does not look like warts do u shave the shaft of the penis ??

    • aka11448
      aka11448 kim12266

      Posted

      You don't think they look like warts? I hope they aren't (no, I don't know him...I just hate for anyone to have them). I had two bumps that looked exactly like those many years ago and assumed they were warts because they were painless, flesh colored, and dry. They went away on their own. I see you work in the nursing profession...are you able to recognize warts pretty easily? Or know much about them in general?

    • kim12266
      kim12266 aka11448

      Posted

      hi warts dont usually just go away by themselves they usually have to be removed either by freezing them /buring them away /or applying acid to them they usually multiply aswel and do not contain any fluid they are either like skin like protrusions or cauliflower shaped growths

  • kim12266
    kim12266 wendy77816

    Posted

    shaving the penis then having sex allows bacteria to enter the hair follicles which is most likely the cause

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