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I woke up yesterday morning and this was on the side of the head of the penis. I’m freaking out because I’m scared this might be genitalia warts or something. It’s only one of them but still can someone please help me out I’m losing sleep over this
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If this is just a infection like a undeveloped pimple or blocked pore, Try frequent baths with with warm water and unscented soaps like dove. And drying or keeping the area dry all the time. I would recommend changing underwear frequently 2-3 times a day.
All the best.
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Unfortunately there is not a male test for HPV (the virus which would cause warts) other than biopsy of the lesion, which your doctor may recommend. You would test negative for all other STDs, unless you had something else. There are penile brushing tests, however they are really only used in research.
You should see a dermatologist and if he does does believe it is HPV (warts), don't freak out ... HPV is very common and the warts (low risk HPV) are treatable. After a period of time your body will suppress the virus and they usually go away. They do not always form in clusters, but as adam said, the cluster formation is very common.
Keep us updated as well... and if your doctors confirms that this is a HPV warts, you may want to do some research on AHCC, which is a mushroom extract that enhances the immune system in your body to fight the virus. The benefit is more technical than this, but AHCC it widely researched and there is a clinical phase II study being done right now in the US that will wrap up this year which is testing it against HPV. Many men are also taking the supplement and I have read some success stories online.
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It will be okay. If it is HPV, it won’t hurt your chances of having a family. If it is a wart, it should likely clear up. Once the warts clear up (whether on their own or through treatment) and don't come back for at least six months, it's generally safe to assume your HPV infection has cleared. In that case, there's no medical reason to tell future partners about your history, according to Dr. Handsfield an expert on HPV.
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