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Originally Posted by helpbk
Will be going back to DSC to recheck. Can I have some advice on the possible infections based on the above symptoms?
Thanks.
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Could be a genital wart infection.
Genital Warts (HPV) Causes, Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Treatment by eMedicineHealth.com
Genital Warts Symptoms (HPV)
Although genital warts are painless, they may be bothersome because of their location, size, or due to itching.
* The size may range from less than one millimeter across to several square centimeters when many warts join together.
* Men and women with genital warts will often complain of painless bumps, itching, and discharge.
* In rare cases, bleeding or urinary obstruction may be the initial problem when the wart involves the urethral opening (the opening where urine exits the body.)
* Warts in more than one area are common.
* There may be a history of previous sexually transmitted diseases.
* Specific descriptions
o In men, genital warts can infect the urethra, penis, scrotum, and rectal area. The warts can appear as soft, raised masses with a surface that can be smooth (on the penile shaft) or rough with many fingerlike projections (anal warts). Others may appear pearly, cauliflower–like, or rough with a slightly dark surface. Most lesions are raised, but some may be flat with only slight elevation above the skin surface. Infection with HPV may be dormant or undetectable, with some lesions hidden by hair or in the inner aspect of the uncircumcised foreskin in males.
o In women, genital warts have a similar appearance and usually occur in the moist areas of the labia minora and vaginal opening. Lesions visible on the outer genitals require a thorough examination of the vaginal canal, cervix, and anorectal area. Most vaginal warts occur without symptoms. Rarely, women may experience bleeding after sexual intercourse, itching, or vaginal discharge.