I'll try to make this short. I have a 1 1/2 year old son. When I went in for my first prenatal visit and had the pap and everything, my pap came back normal. When I went in for my follow-up pap after having my son, that one came back abnormal. I had it treated with cryotherapy. I'd never had any warts (still haven't) so I thought I didn't have "that" strain of the virus. My husband had never had any either so I wasn't too concerned.
When my son was about 8 months old, we noticed that our son had a little skin tag-looking thing around his anus. He had been having BAD problems with constipation since he was about 3 months old, so we took him in thinking maybe it was a hemmorhoid. The doctor took a look at it and said that it
was just a skin tag and that it was okay to just leave alone but that if it got bigger that we should come back in and he'd have a surgeon look at it. We were satisfied with that diagnosis because those DO form due to hemmorhoids and trauma to the area and he had been
horribly constipated, so it made sense.
Then a couple months ago, my husband noticed a small bump on his penis so he went in to the dr to have him look at it, and was told that it was a wart. We still weren't too concerned about my son's issues and that being related because we'd read that the odds of transferring genital warts to your baby during delivery were so rare, plus it looked like the skin tag was going away. But just this weekend when I was changing his diaper, it looks like he's got two other little tag-looking things.
This is all just a little TOO coincidental. I'm so afraid that he has warts.

This is honestly the worst feeling in the world. I plan on taking him in to the doctor but I feel so ashamed... (the thing is, we did NOT contract this sexually.) And I'm also worried about how they're going to do an examination and treatment. Since he's got them around his anus, I'm assuming they'll want to check inside too, to see if he's got any in there.
Basically what I'm wanting to know is how DO those types of exams usually go? Do they have to do a colonoscopy to see inside? Do you think they'll have to put him under?
Does anyone else have any experience with this kind of thing? I highly doubt it, but I thought it was worth a try.