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Ok, I just created an account, because i am just now realizing, i may have, or might be developing genital warts. I have these small raised bumps on the left side of my penis! My question is can you get warts on your penis, from other parts of your body, that you may have warts on? For, example i have a wart on my right elbow area, is it possible that i have transferred it to my penis somehow, as it is transferable through contact and skin. I don''t beleive that i have gotten it through sex?

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