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Hello people.i have a question about genital warts. I had sex with a lady from my area the intercourse was protected the whole time only felt like the condomn was slipping but it never did although her vaginal fluids did get inside and some of her period blood i believe because i saw it too,its been around 70+ days since i saw this lady and i have many small hard to notice pimples or zits or bumps that are red and when i touch them they grow they dont itch or hurt.  Can this little red pimples be genital warts or is this how they grow or come up. I been nervous all this time.  They are in my leg area and in between my thighs where my genitals are they're not in my genitals to be exact. Thanks for the response people
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Its best to go to you Gynaecology department or doctor and have it checked out, as they will be able to give you a clearer diagnosis. If you have symptoms as you say then they will be able to identify what they are.
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I have experienced something like that but it got worse, it went from my legs and thighs directly to my balls, and it hurt severly, i thought it was jock itch but no. The pain was immense, i went to the hospital, they gave me a pain killers and a antibiotic, then as the days passed, the bumps dried and flacked away,
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Also how can i test for this std hpv of genital warts or how can i know if i have it. I talked to my doctor and she said there's not a single way to know if a guy has the hpv virus unless his partner girlfriend or wife has it
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