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Which type of doctor would be best to identify genital bumps on the first visit? i had hpv gw in the past and am very familiar with identifying them. however, these are almost microscopic and i want to know for certain what they are. who do i go to?
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Agree with Dr Le that dermatologist might be best for these skin lesions, though a urologist might also be good, & some primary care Drs who see a lot of genital/sexually transmitted infections can be good as well.
Answered 9/6/2021
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