Tips Jul 15, 2023 05:26

There’s a cauliflower-like growth around my papa’s anus.

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Q1. Could this be a sexually transmitted infection? If so, I plan to see a doctor and avoid an adult relationship (intimate) until it’s completely treated. I’ve never seen anything like this before, though, so I’m curious—and honestly puzzled—about why something like that would appear around the anus. Q2. Even if it clears up, could it come back? Q3. What causes it?
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It’s quite possible that it’s either a hemorrhoid or genital warts. Tell him you want him to go to the doctor and get it treated. If he won’t, end things with him.
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I’m not a medical professional, and I haven’t seen the affected area, so I can’t say for sure. But it sounds like it could be hemorrhoids or genital warts. Tell your papa (a male supporter) that it might be an STI and that he should see a doctor. If it is an STI, it can be transmitted.
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If you search online for “genital warts,” you’ll find detailed explanations on doctors’ websites and elsewhere. Since it can be contagious, I recommend seeing a doctor if you’re concerned you may have it.
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