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Are we ok
I've been with the same guy for 7 years. He was shot in 2002 long story short he had a stint in his penis to help his kidney, we relocated to Florida and when the stint was removed the doctor noticed a bump on the side of his penis, now I thought it was a mole but when the doctor took a look he stated it was a wart and need to have it removed for it could cause me cancer. I've since been to the doctor and I have nothing wrong with me. He's had this since I can remember how can you tell a wart from a mole every now and then I'll notice it's hard but that's about it.
is this a wart?????
is this a wart?????
it's black like a mole and has been there since he can remember. And it's not whitish at all.
is there a test he can take to see if it's some type of HPV
is there a test he can take to see if it's some type of HPV
If it's a wart, HPV, the strains that cause warts and the strains that cause cancer are different. At least that's true of the common HPV strains, I don't know about every single one (as there are many).
That said, a wart is usually whitish and with a distinct cauliflower shape. If a doctor looked at it and said it's a wart, then most likely he's right.
That said, a wart is usually whitish and with a distinct cauliflower shape. If a doctor looked at it and said it's a wart, then most likely he's right.
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