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Negative Hpv And Pcr Test, Partner Diagnosed With Genital Warts. Suggestions?
hi my ex boyfriend has had bumps on his genitals for 2 years. we were together 5 years. he went to his doctor who told him it was nothing to worry about. Just something, I forget the name but non contagious, hes 41. we broke up two months ago and he said he went to a urologist who said its genital warts . i went and got tested. my pap has always been normal, my hpv test was negative and my doctor did a pcr test which was also negative and he said he was just trying to hurt me. Im just really confused and scared. and ive never had a visible bump or anything. and trust me i checked.
Mon, 29 Oct 2012
Hi there Dearie,
I fail to understand what exactly your question is?
You say you are clinically all clear, all the possible known tests' for warts et al including a PaP smear all all fine & put you in the clear. What then is your concern?
You say you are not in any physical contact for 2 mths...so you should just walk away young lady.
Warts are a viral infection & there are different sorts; Best if he got a biopsy done & serotyping for the type of warts. This way you can be further reassured it need not be dangerous or pre-cancerous!
Do ask your gynecologist or dermatologist to do a simple test called 'aceto-white' staining using simple easily aquired table vinegar which will give you a better view of which areas to biopsy shoulsd you require!
Cheers & Good Luck; Practice safe sex always!
Dr pRAVEEN rODRIGUES md
dERMATOLOGIST, cOSMETOLOGIST, vENEREOLOGIST
I fail to understand what exactly your question is?
You say you are clinically all clear, all the possible known tests' for warts et al including a PaP smear all all fine & put you in the clear. What then is your concern?
You say you are not in any physical contact for 2 mths...so you should just walk away young lady.
Warts are a viral infection & there are different sorts; Best if he got a biopsy done & serotyping for the type of warts. This way you can be further reassured it need not be dangerous or pre-cancerous!
Do ask your gynecologist or dermatologist to do a simple test called 'aceto-white' staining using simple easily aquired table vinegar which will give you a better view of which areas to biopsy shoulsd you require!
Cheers & Good Luck; Practice safe sex always!
Dr pRAVEEN rODRIGUES md
dERMATOLOGIST, cOSMETOLOGIST, vENEREOLOGIST
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