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I had sexual intercourse about five months ago, and during sex my condom ripped. My partner did not make a big deal out of it so I figured I was in no risk of an std. A few months passed and I still had no symptoms so I was not worried. However in the recent week I have noticed a couple micro small bumps on my penis that are hard to the touch. There are skin colored, they do not hurt, itch, and I have experienced no discharge. What are the chances that I have an STD?
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Can't really say about HPV, I just don't know enough about it.
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I am hoping it is fungial or bacterial because I looked at some of the pictures of people with genital warts, and my bumps do not look like that at all. I know you can only give an opinion, but would you say that this might indicate that it is not genital warts
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that is why seeing a Dr is best
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Fungial, bacterial
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what else could it be besides HPV?
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HMMM this could be HPV... but it could be other things and you should see your health care provider or dermatologist to get a proper diagnosis.
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