You are going to need to get tested. Make an appointment with your GP or gyno, or go to a local clinic.
If you do have HPV, you will need to tell your previous partner, because it is likely he has spread it without knowing. Your doctor will inform you about treatment of outbreaks. But until you know what this is, try not to think on it. Again, it is very likely to be an irritation. The only way to know for sure is to get tested.
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Date: 2006-08-05 02:18 pm (UTC)You are going to need to get tested. Make an appointment with your GP or gyno, or go to a local clinic.
If you do have HPV, you will need to tell your previous partner, because it is likely he has spread it without knowing. Your doctor will inform you about treatment of outbreaks. But until you know what this is, try not to think on it. Again, it is very likely to be an irritation. The only way to know for sure is to get tested.
Best of luck.