How do you know if you have Molluscum Contagiosum or genital warts?

Genital warts, an STD caused by some strands of human papilloma virus (HPV). It is spread through direct contact during oral, vaginal , or anal sex with an infected partner. Genital warts are the most easily recognized sign of HPV even though some people may never see a symptom. Women are more prone to not getting visible symptoms because the break-out occurs within the vagina. Men's most common symptom is genital warts which appear on or in the anal area, the base of the penis, the head of the penis, the shaft, and other dark, moist areas in or around the genital area. You won't definitely know if you have them until you see a doctor and you're told that is what you have. You can look on-line at pictures of early stages of them and compare.

Go get nine friends and stand each one side by side along a wall. Walk six feet away, turn and count from one to nine, (then count yourself as ten), sit down.

Seven of you have (RIGHT THIS BLOODY MOMENT!) HPV/Genital Warts.
oh, you'll be able to tell!

any bump, cyst or protuberance that does not look normal could be a wart. you should get checked out by a physician.
Ask your doctor