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What to do if i have genital warts(male) are there any treatments i can get myself with out going to the doctor?
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No.: •Take the necessary precautions to prevent trauma to the area, which can result in bleeding. •Be careful to prevent transmission to a sexual partner. •Because the warts themselves are infectious, avoid touching them. Do not pick or squeeze the warts. Go see your doctor. There are medications and procedures available to eliminate them.
Answered 12/20/2014
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