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A 30-year-old man presents for evaluation of a nontender ulcer near the anus that has been present for the past few weeks. He has engaged in anal receptive intercourse recently with a new partner. On examination, a 1-cm slightly raised lesion with an erythematous center is noted near the anal canal. It is not tender to palpation. What is the appropriate treatment?
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