Can i have Genital Warts?

Question

I never had sex of any kind. But im worried i might have Genital warts if that is possible. Im not sure if when my
parents did the mongster mash they some how passed that
STD to me, if that is possible? I search genital warts on google
but it does not look like that, its more like small bumps on my penis, that cant be popped, and feel like pebbles underneath my foreskin. Again ima virgin......If it not genital warts what can it be? If this STD is passed to offspring wouldn't of my parents have told me? or maybe they are embarrassed?

ok so going to try to talk to my docter but how do i tell my parents to take
me without raising any alarms? i cant
just walk up to my parents during dinner
and say Mom dad did you give me a
STD...help?

Answer 1

Genital warts CAN be passed down to a baby during birth if the mother has them at the time of delivery. However, this is VERY rare. Genital warts are NOT inherited and are NOT genetic like green eyes or curly hair. They are passed by DIRECT skin to skin contact with the infected area. So, if a mother has them at the time of delivery and the baby comes in contact with them during birth, the baby can contract HPV (the virus that causes genital warts).

If you are a virgin and have never had any kind of sexual contact, chances of you having the virus are pretty slim to none.

If you are REALLY concerned though, you can always see a doctor and have them take a look. Good luck!

Answer 2

First question is, How old are you? that you are thinking your parents gave you genital warts? Second, go the local health department STD clinic or your private doctor for testing. It may be nothing but a type of cyst that needs to be lanced.

Answer 3

what you describe doesn't sound at all like genital warts, but it does sound like some sort of viral problem, perhaps herpes. If you get cold sores on your mouth, you could have transmitted them to your penis by touching your face and then touching your penis without washing your hands first. See a doctor.

Answer 4

No, it's not genital warts.It may clear up in a few days I have heard of guys having little pimples on their penis before and stop mashing them.

Answer 5

There are a lot of things it could be some kind of rash, pimples, or something else. Even though you may not want to you really should see a doctor and talk to your parents about it. It may be nothing or something but in an area loike that you don't want to take that risk.

Answer 6

If this has just started, you were not infected at birth. Sounds like you have heat rash or some infection. Give it a week to clear up before you make a nervous wreck out of you and your parents. I suggest you keep yourself clean and stop trying to pop them..good grief!!

Answer 7

I agree with the RN above me 100%. It sounds viral and considering you are old enough to type and spell, I highly doubt a parent gave you something. Go see a doctor.

Answer 8

go see a medical doctor and has it diagnose and get treatment as soon as possible with or without your parents going along. Is your own medical condition and you need medical treatment. It does not matter now how it was transmitted . Get the treatment first.

Answer 9

i doubt its genital warts. it might just be ingrown hairs, im sure youre okay. if youre really worried about it go to the doctors.

Answer 10

Mothers do pass warts to their children. But that isn't what you have....time to see a Doc.