Personal Experiences with HPV and Genital Warts

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Posted: 12/22/2008
scared- - (2 ) comments.

About one year ago I had unprotected oral sex with an individual who had genital warts (he did not know at the time). A few months later I noticed a white bump on my lower gum, I went to the doctor and she swab tested it for all stds including hpv. Everything came back negative and she said she had never seen a case of oral warts in her practice. I even asked my dentist what he thought of it and he said he thought it looked like an extra salivary gland or somthing else but neither one of them was a wart. I thought I was fine until a couple months ago i noticed a few flesh colored abnormalities on one side of my labia on the outside. It sorta looks like the riveted eges that are on your labia anyway but right near the clitoral hood. I have had sex (protected) with my boyfriend of many years (we were broken up a few months when the oral sex with the other individual occured) and I am thinking tihis could be how i contracted in in my genitals because i did have unprotected oral sex with him when I thought everything was fine. Anyone have a similar experience/ idea of what else could be wrong?

Comments:

12/22/2008 10:40:52 PM -
You do need to go and see a doctor, that
first step starts of a new set of steps
for your road to greater health, trust
me. I know you can do it.

12/22/2008 10:42:29 PM -
also im not being funny but try
bonjella, try it, you never know,might
be something that simple in your mouth,
doctors over look some things sometimes

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