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I did an in home vinegar test yesterday and the area he was referring to did NOT react. I did have a single spot react, but not the one he was referring too. The vinegar test has a high false positive rate so I'll talk to him about that, but still, the visible areas he could have been talking about DID NOT react.I want this guy to be sure i have HPV before he charges me to cut shit that's been there forever. I can take care of a skin tag for under $5 at home. And while I know it's incredibly common to have hpv I want him to be sure if I'm going to have to disclose that with future partners. Maybe I should see a dermatologist?What are some questions I can ask to make sure he's right?
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Easiest and cheapest way is to post a picture here and Ill check it for you. Its a clinical diagnosis and honestly not that difficult to determine.Edit. Also, if you have had unprotected sex with > 1 partner, chances are you have been exposed to the virus.
Thats what I said, but the only stone they can see is, according to them, no bigger than a grain of sand. The doctor I saw last night also said that I didn't have a UTI. I've had the crystals and blood in my urine every single UA since December.
You don't have a raging UTI and your culture is negative from what I can see. But there are white blood cells in your urine, and bacteria (though no leucocytes/nitrates, which tend to be the classic uti markers). Plus, a high number of epithelial (skin) cells, which indicates sample contamination. So, not anything that warrants treating.And yes, kidney stones can literally be a grain of sand size and cause utter havoc.