I had a relationship with a girl who has a
lession on her cervix. She believes she
has cervical HPV. She has had 2 abortions.
She is 25 year old. Our relationship was 2
months long and ended 4 months ago. I have
been tested for STD's and the results were
negative. 3 months ago, I started feeling
mild discomfort in my right testicle. It
is continuous and hasn't gone away. I have
no other noticable symtoms. My question
is, am i likely to have HPV. could it have
developed into something causing pain in 2
months?
Background info. on myself. I am a heavy
weight lifter (relative to my weight). I
am a light smoker. i am generally very
healthy. Never have a health problem. I am
26.
Any imput is appreciated. Thanks.
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jodie 16
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some Posted: 04-15-08 08:34am
If you suspect that you have genital warts
or may be infected with HPV, see your
doctor. Because most cases of HPV go away
on their own, treatment may or may not be
recommended
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treetrunk
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 18 Apr 2008 Posts: 22
Do one more test Posted: 04-18-08 22:59pm
It takes 6 months for a reliable HIV test.
So what i mean by that is do a std test 6
months after the last time you've had sex.
By that time anything you have should be
showing up. If still negitave then you're
most likely in the clear with STD's. I
would ask a doctor about testicular
cancer. Check for lumps. And if you do
have HPV then it's not a big deal unless
you have the strain that causes warts on
your member. Then treatment is
recommended. But no HPV does NOT just
walk away.
You've reminded me of someone who had
inflamation in his vas deferens. Similar
complains too. Just get to a doctor if
it's not going away.
