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martfinner

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Something New (a Blister) Posted: 01-18-07 09:45am


I noticed yesturday that I had a blister down on my private areas im two embarassed to go to doctor ive had the same sexual partner for 8 months and havent been using protection for the last 6 months I looked up some s.T.Ds on the net and the best sujestion ive came up with is genital warts is their any treatment for this with out going to a doctor

Kia

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Posted: 01-18-07 10:10am


Blister? Sounds more like herpes than genital warts. And, no you need to see your doctor for an anti viral prescription.

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