Having white small genital warts, is it a sign or symptoms of STD or HIV??? Or some other STD? And If HIV test teken how Long will it take to show reports.
Genital warts are a common STI caused by HPV virus.Its not HIV,but can co exist.Do a STI serology screening test, consult an dermatologist in your area.
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Genital warts - need direct inspection
It’s due HPV not HIV but chances of coexistence possible so viral screening is needed
And genital warts is due HPV 6, 11 mostly but you have to be screened for PAP smear for cancer evaluation also.
Next Steps
Direct examination
HIV screening test
PAP test
Above are mandatory
And take prescription accordingly
Hey there don't panic
Without the image or in person physical examination I can't comment on what exactly it is
So if you want you can consult with me for proper guidance and treatment
But first of all you need to provide detailed history like when it started followed by other
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do consult with me
I can guide you after knowing your history what to do next
Genital warts come from HPV, a different virus from HIV, so having warts doesn't mean you have HIV. It's still worth getting a full STI panel done, since more than one infection can be present together, especially after any unprotected contact.
Next Steps
An HIV test can take a few weeks to a few months after exposure before it's reliably accurate, so a repeat test later may be needed if your risk was recent. Please get the warts looked at in person too, since they can be treated and are sometimes confused with other skin conditions.
Health Tips
Avoid picking at the warts or using over-the-counter products on them yourself. Please see a gynaecologist for proper STI testing and treatment.
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