Question: Been having anal itching and sporadic anal leakage on and off for the last 6 to 8 months and I was wondering if you could help me figure out if this could be caused by HPV.
Main Symptoms:
- Persistent anal itching with intervals of relief for several days to weeks on occasion
- Sporadic anal leakage that is clear and without any smell
- Mole on skin near anus
- Occasional red irritation bumps around the anal area that go away when the itching subsidies
- No visible presence of anything traditionally wart-like
- No itching or pain on penis or genital area
- 2 moles on penis that predate any sexual activity
Please see attached images for references. Please note in the images that there are some abrasions due to recent vigorous scratching with my long fingernails. The whiteness in the images is residue from
diaper rash cream. Please note the “mole” in the lower right area of the anus. Please also note the red irritation bumps mentioned above.
Background:
- Was tested a month ago for all STDs and tested negative
- Only the an anal swab for HPV came back inconclusive
- Had a MD STD specialist examine the area and inside the anus and did not say at the time it looked like HPV
- XXXXXXX male who engages in receptive anal sex (once to twice a month) with
glycerin free water based lubricant and latex condoms
- Use once a week a rubber vibrating
prostate massager with glycerin free water based lubricant in the anus
- Usage of
hemorrhoid cream caused increased pain
- Usage of
zinc oxide based diaper rash cream provides some relief
- From August 2013 up until January 2014 was taking a raspberry
ketone dietary supplement and generally exceeded the recommended daily dosage
- Drink 4 to 6 cups of coffee and/or tea Monday through Friday
- Exercise 3 to 4 times a week, generally including a 1 to 2 mile run and sweat profusely
- Wipe vigorously when going to the bathroom
If not likely to be HPV could something like this be
stress related? Work has been extremely stressful and a cause of worry for me for the past 8 months. Could this be caused by diet and/or dietary supplements?