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Do i have warts? Help please answer

Hello, im virgin and im scared i have hpv because of a wart type thing i have and i have it since like 3 or 2 years ago and im 14 yeah like wtf please help me guys my mom checked me years ago and she said it was normal and i didnt pay attention to it until now and stressed and anxiety please help me guys. Is their any possibility it may be something else which can be normal and im scared of cancer i recently saw this thing in my groin and it looks like a wart but its all black or maybe its a normal wart and not a genital wart or maybe i have 2 normal warts just help me im so stressed that sometimes i think i have HIV herpes, gonorrea which is not true im so scared and ****** up in my mind. Im so scared for my brothers because i share towels and sponges with them and im so scared i did sometning to them as u see stress and anxiety r eating me alive
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I don´t think it's serious. You could visit a professional to check it out for your peace of mind. I think your main problem is your anxiety. You are not at risk. The previous comment is right you should not be having sex you are too young. You are safe. Have a nice day.
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Im not having sex *****
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No need to worry. Could be many other things. Make an appointment with a dermatologist asap.  You are still young enough to get the HPV vaccine if you wish. If necessary, ask your doctor for a blood test that can detect other STDs like herpes, HIV, etc. At age 14 - either you should not be having sex because you're immature or you should ALWAYS play safe with condoms. And please limit the number of partners as you age. This isn't a contest for the most partners. Being monogamous has its advantages like not getting STDs!
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