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I''m quite nervous about the little bumps I've been getting and the doctors haven't helped me feel any better about it. I have little skin tag looking bumps: 2 on my lower tummy, 2 near my butt crack but not near my anus, and 3 in my pubic hair. There is none that I can see on my actual genitals or anus. I have been diagnosed with cervical HPV and need treatment for that. Should I be worried? The doc says they are "water warts" and remove them w/OTC medication. I just need some advice, thx?

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