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maria79183
maria79183

I need help. Ive been with my boyfriend for 2 years now, and to my knowledge we are not messing with anybody else. I went to the bathroom couple of weeks ago and as I was wiping myself, I felt bumps on my perineum. I was alert but never thought anything of it, due to bumps from shaving here and there. Well weeks later the bumps are still present. I plan on going to a dr as soon as I get my insurance figured out.. and that could be another few weeks. Has anybody seen anything like this? Do I have herpes? This is the only place the bump is present.

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  • maria79183
    maria79183

    Posted

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    • kim12266
      kim12266

      Posted

      u need to visit a doctor as soon as possible because they can spread also u will need to have a pap smear

    • kim12266
      kim12266 maria79183

      Posted

      yes they are spread by skin to skin contact they have to be removed either by being frozen lasered off or by applying acid to them google hpv warts

    • maria79183
      maria79183

      Posted

      One more stupid quest., sorry! Once they are removed, can they grow back?

    • kim12266
      kim12266 maria79183

      Posted

      ye they need treating as soon as possible really or they will just spread plus if u have a sexual partner he may also have them they can be treated

    • kim12266
      kim12266 maria79183

      Posted

      yes they can if they are going to grow back they usually grow back within the first 6 months after removal u have o use protection condoms etc when having sex also sometimes they can still grow back after 6 months so people get them grow back repeatedly

    • nunyabiz
      nunyabiz maria79183

      Posted

      Basically, HPV is for life. You can get the watts removed but they will come back from time to time

    • kim12266
      kim12266 nunyabiz

      Posted

      the strains that cause warts go within 2 years its not for life your body produces antibodies against it and eventually rids itself of it

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