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Syphilis Question
Hi - so I had an encounter approx. 8 months ago where I received unprotected oral. I just recently noticed an unusual lesion of sorts at the base of my penis. The doctor said he didn't know for sure - didn't look for sure like a wart but wasn't sure. He ended up freezing it. I asked if it could be syphilis and he said it did not look like syphilis.
So I also did a full test and waiting the results. So will the test for conclusive when it comes - meaning if I do not have it I will not have to worry about it potentially showing up after this from this incident?
Also - if that was a wart that he freezed - do I need to worry about it self spreading from touching other areas of my penis? Will I now be dealing with numerous warts showing up over time from the one spreading itself on other areas of my genital?
Thanks very much
So I also did a full test and waiting the results. So will the test for conclusive when it comes - meaning if I do not have it I will not have to worry about it potentially showing up after this from this incident?
Also - if that was a wart that he freezed - do I need to worry about it self spreading from touching other areas of my penis? Will I now be dealing with numerous warts showing up over time from the one spreading itself on other areas of my genital?
Thanks very much
Great...what about my wart comments?
"Also - if that was a wart that he freezed - do I need to worry about it self spreading from touching other areas of my penis? Will I now be dealing with numerous warts showing up over time from the one spreading itself on other areas of my genital?
Thx
"Also - if that was a wart that he freezed - do I need to worry about it self spreading from touching other areas of my penis? Will I now be dealing with numerous warts showing up over time from the one spreading itself on other areas of my genital?
Thx
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Herpes spreads by oral, vaginal and anal sex.
Herpes sores blister, then burst, scab and heal.
STIs are the most common cause of genital sores.
Millions of people are diagnosed with STDs in the U.S. each year.
STDs can't be transmitted by casual contact, like hugging or touching.
Syphilis is an STD that is transmitted by oral, genital and anal sex.
