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Penile biopsy reports "benign squamous epithelial lesion, consistent with wart". does it mean i have a hpv wart or there are other possibilities too?
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Yes: Warts on your genitals are caused by at least 2 strains of genital HPV. These strains differ from those strains causing warts on the regular skin surface.
Answered 8/23/2017
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