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Flesh- Colored Moles on the Penis

I have severl flesh-colored bumps on my penis, they are not in clusters and do Not cause any discomfort! I have only been with only 1 partner for the last 4 years and have a baby together. At the beginning of the pregnancy she had STD test and was clean. This was 2 years into the realtionship. Is there such thing as moles on the penis? They arent close to each other or painful. They feel just like a mole on anyother part of the body. Moles are in my family history. Could this just be a mole or is it something I should worry about?
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I don't know why but it deleted my first post,  which said I had 1 mole on my thigh my whole life, which very slowly started to grow sometime not directly after my first sexual encounter.  2 doctors said it was absolutely nothing... Then they cut it off and biopsied it (which is the only test for hpv, so her std test doesn't matter) and told me I have hpv.

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I should also say, that the growing it did was slow and over a few years and never grew A lot, so I wasn't too worried at first.  I was drinking and making poor diet choices which help the virus grow,  I changed all that now and have lots of hope, if that is what you have, 80% of people have had it and ther is a lot of info out there
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Best to see your doctor about your concerns
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736575 tn?1288902558
Does not sound like any std I've heard of.  Maybe molluscum but that is extremely contagious and your girlfriend would be affected as well.
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