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Possible HPV infection?
Hello to whoever knows about HPV. I'm just curious... I had sex back in March with a potentially high risk partner, and did wear a condom. I'm just wondering about my risk for HPV.
Ever since that sexual encounter, i noticed the skin texture of my scrotum has not been the same... it went from smoother even texture to a bit rougher texture... some times my scrotum even looked wrinkled. Not sure is this HPV??? I haven't had an papillomas or mushroom like growths, or any sores. The Doctor told me the small bumps were my sebaceous glands.
I swear I'm not even kidding there have been changes in the appearance of my scrotum and it has not looked the same since, the texture looks much different now... I'm just wondering, because I don't want to have to pass it on to another person.
Ever since that sexual encounter, i noticed the skin texture of my scrotum has not been the same... it went from smoother even texture to a bit rougher texture... some times my scrotum even looked wrinkled. Not sure is this HPV??? I haven't had an papillomas or mushroom like growths, or any sores. The Doctor told me the small bumps were my sebaceous glands.
I swear I'm not even kidding there have been changes in the appearance of my scrotum and it has not looked the same since, the texture looks much different now... I'm just wondering, because I don't want to have to pass it on to another person.
Yea, my penis and backside looks fine... it's just my scrotum that's causing me to worry... it's starting to look like a porn stars scrotum! I know all pornstars have hpv and that's what concerns me.
Or is it that I'm just getting older? I'm not sure.
Or is it that I'm just getting older? I'm not sure.
Just keep close tabs on your penis and backside....
Rough skin texture is not a symptom. Trust your doctor.
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