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Warts & Herpes
I have a quick question. My Last exposure was about a lil over 7weeks with condom and only vaginal sex. Got tested yesturday for clamydia, gonreah, sphylis, HIV. Therefore I will received my test results in about a week. My concern is that I got like two or three small pimple in my vaginal area like zits looking. I pinched them and they dont popped. One of them I have had for months or maybe even a year. no discomfort, no pain, it hasn't grown or anything its look like a zits and its inside my skin. I'm concern could it be a wart or herpes. I got it check by the doctor he said enyzema. But could he have diagnosis my wrong. I just want to get further advice.
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So I went today to get examen. The doctor said deffinetely not herpes at all. She stated maybe a wart. I was diagnoses years ago with HPV through my pap smear. I have clear it and had normal paps since 2008. She states maybe the zits I had for a while can be a wart. My questions is can I pass it on to any of my family member if I touch the wart and then touch any objects. Or even shave with same razor (genital area) not we do but just asking. Or if I touch the wart and didnt wash my hands accidently then change sons diapers
So I went today to get examen. The doctor said deffinetely not herpes at all. She stated maybe a wart. I was diagnoses years ago with HPV through my pap smear. I have clear it and had normal paps since 2008. She states maybe the zits I had for a while can be a wart. My questions is can I pass it on to any of my family member if I touch the wart and then touch any objects. Or even shave with same razor (genital area) not we do but just asking. Or if I touch the wart and didnt wash my hands accidently then change sons diapers.
Herpes questions post in that forum please.
When you get one of those most likely you get a large outbreak.
When you get one of those most likely you get a large outbreak.
Can this be sign on warts or herpes in a I had it for months and it doesn't go away...
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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.
