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My husband has a wart looking bump on his scotum, it has been there for 5 1/2 months, it doesnt get bigger or hurt. I have read up on HPV and I would think if it was I would be having symptoms or he would be getting more on his penis. Do I have anything to worry about? He is going to the doctor in 3 weeks and I know I have been faithful and I think he has but 7 yrs ago he did sleep with a girl that we think her husband has anal warts, could it take this long to show up? Please help very worried?

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