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Having hsv-1 (genital)cause enlarged taste buds in back of throat? they are not painful
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HSV-1 HSV-2: HSV-1-cold sores, oral/lip blistering. HSV-2- genital herpes- blisters on penis, vagina, or groin- may be more widespread below the waist. Enlarged taste buds papillae on the back of the tongue are generally benign and not treated to either virus.
Answered 5/10/2017
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