Roberta777 wrote: |
of what I also have on my upper groin area, about an inch from the fold there of my leg onto my torso.
It had just been a skin tag/mole which my doctor removed a year ago. It seemed to clear up but then it came back with the same description as above. Cauliflower, bumpy white appearance, 1/4 inch in diameter. It doesn't cause me any problems, but it is there. I was diagnosed with HPV last August and have wondered if this could be a genital wart. Please advise. Thank you. |
Roberta777 wrote: |
My doctor froze off that genital wart and now it appears to be detached and healing of the original site.
One of the hardest things with being diagnosed with HPV, is trying to talk to the partner that you had and have them take you seriously. It is always, "are you going to keep going on about HPV forever?" I believe so as I will have HPV until I die. They wipe their hands and simply walk away. Unfortuantely, for anyone foolish enough to have unprotected sex, you may think you are free and clear just because you don't show any signs of HPV, but it is a virus. You may have an immune system strong enough to battle it, as Dr. Nikola said, but for the person, women in general who have the high risk types of HPV which can ultimately develop into cervical cancer, you are the one here left with the consequences of your own actions. Use protection people. Please. Protect yourselves. Bobbie |
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