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HPV and former virgins? |
I have seen all the commercials and the pamphlets, but how exactly does one get HPV or cervical cancer? I realize it is an STD, but are you still susceptible if both you and your partner have only had sex with each other? What I mean to say is, can I get HPV if my boyfriend has only had sex with me? (and me with him)???? According to the CDC, it is generally spread from genital contact with a person infected. So if you were both virgins, and have remained faithful, then you should not be getting it. No you can't get it as far as I know since it is an STD. You can only get it from having sex. Best always to use a condom anyways unless you are at that time in your life where you can raise a baby. Have fun but be careful!!! Emma is correct. I would like to add that you could still get cervical cancer for other reasons but not the kind that starts from of HPV. Nope, because neither one of you had to start with, since you were both virgins |
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According to the CDC, it is generally spread from genital contact with a person infected. So if you were both virgins, and have remained faithful, then you should not be getting it. ...You probably don't. But really, you should be asking your gyno, not us. ...HPV is a virus that lives on the top layer of your skin, not in your blood stream. Below is a statement from Diane Harper, MD, as quoted in HPV Today in October 2005, and republished on theHPVtest... If you concieved before you got the shot, then actually yes you where TECHNICALLY pregnant. You need to speak with your doctor about this. Not trust random people online. Espically since your... HPV is yours for keeps. You could get it in your youth and give the same on your death bed. ...If he gave it to her, you would be infected with the same virus, and the chances are greater that you would have similar symptoms, but your immune system will probably fight it differently than her... Genital warts are the most common sexually transmitted disease. Genital warts are just that, warts that are in the genital area. Most are not even seen. Can you have the warts removed? Yes. is... if you have skin contact with someone who is affected with HPV (in that area of course) then you are at risk of getting it. they dont hurt that much, except there are 3 (each a month apart.) j... |
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