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Molloscum in genital area
Hi there, I have a question about molloscum. About two weeks ago my fiancé noticed some bumps on the shaft of his penis alongside his pubic hair area. Him and I have been together for 10 months. He had one sexual partner but I believe it was 5 months prior to us being tougher I also had a sexual partner 1 month into us being together. I have no symptoms or signs of molloscum, I am not questioning his fidelity but he wanted to blame the sexual partner I had a month prior to us being together. I know even tho protection was used skin to skin contact can be the cause. I’m also a mother to our 2 and 5 year old sons but none of them also show any signs. I also want to say that he travelled to the Dominican Republic in August ( 3 and a half months ago) he also does not practice very good hand hygiene, and also if it were me wouldn’t there be lesions around his mouth, excuse my indiscretion but we do perform oral sex. I also want to say that in the past 2 months we’ve only had sex 4-5 times with 2 times being in the past month. One more thing he had very weird bumps on his hand 3 weeks after coming from the DR and the doctor said it was hand foot and mouth disease. I’m just very confused because I’ve never dealt with any genital infections. I guess I’m looking for an answer from a professional to give him a bit of peace mind. He already saw a doctor that’s how he was diagnosed
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