Is this HPV? Genital Warts?
First off, I’d like to say that I am a 19 year old male. I have had sex with my first girlfriend ever (2 year relationship) with no problems. I met another girl after her, we hooked up once with her giving me head, and about 2 months after she first gave me head, we drank a little and she gave me head again, and I had fingered her that night also. About 5-6 months later, I noticed a single bump on my scrotum. It didn’t grow in size or cause any other problems. Just recently (the past month) I had noticed a bigger bump on my penis glans (tip of penis). Along with the bump on scrotum and penis glans, I noticed 2 more very small bumps on the right side of scrotum. They are flat topped, HARDLY raised, and they seem to have a "shiny/sheen" to them, almost reflective in a way. I had gone to my doctor 2 weeks ago about the bump on scrotum and penis glans, and he had said the penis glans bump was almost cyst-like, and the one on the scrotum was dried skin/irratation of some sort, very postively saying it wasnt an STD or anything of that sort. He made me an appointment for a urologist that is on the 10th of this month, can anyone give me some closure on this? If you are experienced in any way on Genital Warts/HPV, please give me advice/insight. Thank you very much. Attached is 4 photos of the spots. (no genitals showing) just the affected spot. Thank you Yahoo!
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By Pankaj Debbarma, March 9, 2010 @ 6:59 am
Hi Eric.
Signs of genital herpes tend to develop within three to seven days of skin-to-skin contact with an infected person. Genital herpes infections look like small blisters or ulcers (round areas of broken skin) on the genitals. Each blister or ulcer is typically only 1 to 3 millimeters (1/32 inch to 1/8th inch) in size, and the blisters or ulcers tend to be grouped into "crops." Usually the blisters form first, then soon open to form ulcers. Herpes infections may be painless or slightly tender. In some people, however, the blisters or ulcers can be very tender and painful.
LOCATION OF GENITAL HERPES
• In men, genital herpes sores (lesions) usually appear on or around the penis.
• In women, the lesions may be visible outside the vagina, but they commonly occur inside the vagina where they can cause discomfort or vaginal discharge but cannot be seen except during a doctor’s examination.
• The ulcers or blisters may also be found anywhere around the genitals (the perineum) and in and around the anus.
FIRST OUTBREAK OF GENITAL HERPES
The first genital herpes outbreak is usually the most painful, and the initial episode may last longer than later outbreaks. Symptoms may last for two to four weeks.
Some people develop other signs of genital herpes infection, particularly with the first episode including:
• fever,
• muscle aches,
• headaches (may be severe),
• vaginal discharge or painful urination, and
• swollen and tender lymph nodes in the groin (these swell as the body tries to fight the infection).
LATER OUTBREAKS OF GENITAL HERPES
• If the disease returns, later outbreaks generally have much less severe symptoms. Many people with recurrent disease develop pain or a tingling sensation in the area of the infection even before any blisters or ulcers can be seen. This is due to irritation and inflammation of the nerves leading to the infected area of skin.
• These are signs that an outbreak is about to begin. The condition is particularly contagious during this period, even though the skin still appears normal.
Take Care. Regards.