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If i've been treated for hpv warts and am clear now, do i still have the viris and can i still pass it on?? |
If i've been treated for hpv warts and am clear now, do i still have the viris and can i still pass it on?? yes, the virus is a part of your life now, & you CAN pass the warts to a partner. Speak to your Gynecologist about protecting your future partners... Yes, you will always have the virus (unless they come up with a cure) and as long as you have it, you can pass it on to someone else, even without visible warts. It's similar to the herpes virus in the sense that you can always pass it even when you have no outbreak. The smartest thing to do is always use a condom (or dental dam) when engaging in sexual activity, unless you're completely monogomous and your partner accepts the risks. yes. Until the virus clears of your body and unfortunatly we may never know when that happens. 91% of HPV cases clear themselves of the body within 8-24 months. Currently there are no test to test for low risk HPV (Warts) without sympotoms. You bet you can ! keep it in the holster when the sores come back. YEp |
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