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HPV on PALM of HANDS
I was recently diagnosed with genital HPV (even though shes not 100% sure) we are assuming that's what it is. I've never had any health issues in the past. A week after I was informed of this I noticed a small (at first painful) bump on the palm of my hand, by my index finger. It is a small bump with a red center, now I have 4 of them. They are barely noticeable. If i run my nails over them, they feel as if they have a splinter inside of them. I'm so paranoid now, because my sister said they look like warts and HPV causes warts, and I don't know what to do. Any advice?
You need to see a doctor to get a diagnosis.
Where are your bumps? Genital warts appear on your genitals, not on your hands.
Where are your bumps? Genital warts appear on your genitals, not on your hands.
I have had sex with someone who has HPV and now I have the same bumps that you have. But i haven't gone to the doctor because they just started appearing. I don't know what to do. Do you really have HPV? Please, help me. I am so worry.
ur doctor is not sure u have HPV?do have genital warts?if so and she is unsure she should do a tissue scraping of them 2 b sure.there are over 100 strains of papilloma virus.....over 40 are sexually transmitted and the ones on your hands are not of the genital types.U can google pictures of genital warts.....what u describe on ur hands is not what they look like.
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