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New to genital warts.
Just found out I have genital warts. My doctor never answers any of my questions and in all my research I keep finding contradicting information. Is it forever but just gets suppressed and is no longer contagious? Does stress really cause breakouts? I'm getting then frozen off, will it hurt? How likely an I to have them come back? (I only have three little ones) how long before you are no longer contagious after clearing up? (I've read anywhere from a couple months to a couple years to forever). Will I spread the warts to other areas of my genitals if I masturbate? What about with my washcloth in the shower? How do you go about dating in the future? Any information would be wonderful, thank you!
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Dr. Anil Kumar Jain
General Physician
9 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hello there.
I can understand your concern.
I get it why he doesn't want to waste his time answering to baboons like yourself.
You think you know more with the 10 minutes of Google as opposed to the years he spent studying.
Good job.
Why didn't you find answers to your questions by your research.
Save us the trouble.
I'm not going to answer either.
Not interested in wasting time this way.
All the best.
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