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HPV - Wart on the lip
Last friday, or thursday I managed to bite into my lip, and on friday morning I discovered that a part of the lip ( a half centimeter straight line, about a milimeter of diameter) had developed on my lip. Now six day's later it remains there, no major changes in the size, it maybe got a little bit smaller after using Propolys on it. Then I thought about it and figured out it might be a wart or something? Is it possible that it developed there after the bite?
Ah and when I spread the skin it appears as a streight white line, just like a scar, but the bite wasn't that big!
*No editing forum* a part of the lip had developed hard, just like scar tissue, it's hard on the touch, although it has a normal "lip skin layer" over it. Is it a scar or maybe a wart? Are these warts contageious? I only had sex, with a condom, with a girl who only had me as a sex partner in the past.
needless worry here.....what u may have r worry warts!
worry warts, sarcasm?
i have a dry wit......SO MANY ppl have posted here over and over about worry about getting warts in their mouths or lips......and nil to incredibly low chances.Vs. me posting over and over about how hpv warts r spread i urge ppl to go to the Experts forum-std's and read the archives by Drs.Hook and Handsfield.Also www.ashastd.org is a very credible site to educate self about HPV!
So basically this is what then? A scar? I tried scratching it abit off, but it seems that It will grow back as it was. Well anyway I'm going to see my personal doctor tommorow, just to know what I'm at.
u don't mention if u've had sexual contact with one who has hpv warts.....this is the only way 2 get them and the ones on hands lips feet etc.are not the genital strain!
I only had oral sexual contact with one girl, and that girl was a virgin at that point. Besides that I only had oral sex with some other girls.
still......again....nil risk here.....ur worrying needlessly over this dear!
If you're concerned about it, see a doctor. But sexually transmitted warts on the lips are pretty rare. If it is a wart, it probably wasn't transmitted sexually.
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