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Can this be HPV?
Hi. I am really confused as I can not seem to know what I have. I’ve seen a doctor and she told me it could be HPV but told me to take a test just to be sure so I will in a few days. She told me to use Cervugid and the little papillae were almost gone after I used it, but after sex they multiply and it’s a burning sensation. The bumps are soft, pink, they stay up and are linear. They don’t usually burn, just after sex and I have to wait 1/2 or 2 days to feel good again. I have this for 1 year and a half (April 2021) and I am very stressed, I want to be normal again and enjoy life, what this can be?
4 Answers
You may have a latex allergy to the condom or whatever type you are using
It may be HPV but not sure. A gynecologist should be able to tell you. Unless you are re exposed. Does your partner have these as it could be shared.
You likely need an exam and possibly a biopsy to confirm the diagnosis - if its HPV genital warts they can be diagnosed with one of those two ways.
This probably isn't HPV as HPV doesn't come and go spontaneously. when you have the lesions you should see a doctor so they can be cultured.