Two questions, what are some things that could be mistaken for genital warts and how do you test for genital warts at home?

Here is...: At times, some benign genital lesions like seborrheic keratosis or moles may look alike. But a detailed history may help differentiate them. Ultimately, excisional biopsy for microscopic exam may be required for identification. But, it could not be done at home. Nonetheless, such uncertain lesion can be just watched as long as not hurting. Not increasing in size, not ulcerating and bleeding.

Genital warts: Have a distinct appearance and are not usually confused with other lesions, there is no home test, see your doctor and that can confirm if you have them.