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should I be worried?
So I am going to the doctor's this coming Friday September 21st and I'm going there to get a Pap smear my vagina check because I mean I've been having I believe I've been having these moles are flat black you know dark moles on my vagina area my anus area and they're all. Anyways I started to have concerns because I've been looking up all these different diseases and I have not experienced any of those symptoms from I don't think I have HIV or I don't think I have herpes or genital warts I mean hope I hope I don't but I have been sexually active in the past like you know within 2 years ago so it's been awhile since I had sex vaginal but I can save my I had anus before like in the beginning of the 2018 but I've been having those those moles on my anus for the longest time I mean I don't know I'm just I'm just go get this test but should I be worried for any results from the test just in case?
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Try not to worry. They could be just freckles, they do happen even in the nether regions.
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Also, if they are really moles, a dermatologist might be the right kind of doctor to assess them, rather than an ob/gyn.
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