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If its bothering you, why not ask one of the docs to remove it and biopsy it? This will help the appearance, and you'll get an actual answer as to what it is.
i just had a follow up question for your opinion....would a dermatologist take it upon himself or to remove a gential wart or direct a lesion he deemed to be a wart removed for a biopsy upon inspection? or would i have to ask the derm to remove the wart? the reason i ask because when he looked at it he just glanced and said i was fine and moved on he did not give me a diagnosis of what it was i just took his answer as no it wasnt a wart, is that likely to be the correct way of thinking?
just to be clear a gential wart is something a doctor would consider a cause for concern and would not just just ignore it and let it be?...sorry for all the questions but thnaks for all the answers im just looking for all the answeres i can get so i can move on you have been big help
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