Aa
Genital warts?
ok, so i had unprotected sex about 7 months ago, dumb i know. I realized my mistake, got tested, was clean and moved on. The girl was also tested and was clean. Then I had a one night stand about 3 1/2 months ago and had protected sex. Being the paranoid person i am, i asked the girl if she had been tested, she said she had been including a pap, and was negative on everything. I beleive her because i know she is not promiscuous. Then about 2 months ago i noticed a couple of small pinkish shiny flat "bumps" at the base of the underside of my penis, more towards the scrotum. They are about this size --> 0 They are not clustered together, but are in the same area. A couple more came in the general area, still not clustered like warts. Ive been to 2 doctors in the past month which were convinced they were nothing because they do not look anything like genital warts they have seen, and they said they would have grown larger in that amount of time. One doctor treated me with cryo for two of them simply to ease my mind, and he said they didnt react like warts would have, and they didnt even cheange from the therapy. But they have still not gone away and im going on the third month of having them. I know they are not molloscum or ingrown hairs. I am concerned a couple more are coming in. Any advice would be great, as i am losing my personallity and much sleep over this situation.
Thats good news. Im just destroying myself over this. its effecting everything from my job to my pyschological state. It makes it worse that no one can give me and answer wut it is after ive had to look at it for over two months. Im only 19 and in great physical shape..i just hope if it is genital warts i fit into the statistic of the 90% who clear it within a year..thanks again for your support u have no idea wut it means :)
COMMUNITY LEADER
They should be able to biopsy something small - they biopsy small moles all the time.
Aj
Aj
Thanks for the reply. Im gonna go in to see the doctor again in a couple weeks and if they cant give me any answers then ill have them do a biopsy..They are so small though i wonder if there not big enough to do a biopsy..
COMMUNITY LEADER
Why not ask one of the docs to biopsy it? That will give you an answer easily.
Aj
Aj
Have an Answer?
You are reading content posted in the STDs / STIs Community
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.
