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Had Genital Wart, Blood Test Done Non Reactive For HIV, Removed Warts,again Growing, Urinal Infection. Suggestion?

hello doctor , i have genital wart for past 3 months and i consulted a doctor he take come blood tests the results are non reactive for HIV ,VDRL. then he remove the warts by radio frequency method . now i found new warts are coming.. and also i have some pain in genital part and urinal infection also .. i need your help i this what kind of infection i have
Fri, 11 Oct 2013
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Hello,
Thanks for posting your query.
If you are negative for HIV, VDRL there can be possibility of human papilloma virus infection causing warts.
So get your HPV test done to rule out HPV infection & get urine routine done to
rule out urinary tract infection.
Take care
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Had Genital Wart, Blood Test Done Non Reactive For HIV, Removed Warts,again Growing, Urinal Infection. Suggestion?

Hello, Thanks for posting your query. If you are negative for HIV, VDRL there can be possibility of human papilloma virus infection causing warts. So get your HPV test done to rule out HPV infection & get urine routine done to rule out urinary tract infection. Take care