DOES LOW RISK HPV REALLY CLEAR %100?

I know that hpv may clear in a year or two with a person who has a good immune system, but is this a forsure thing? & if you end up having no outbreaks for years can you still pass it on??

Probably not . . . viruses can remain in an inactive state in your system forever. It's not known whether you can pass on the virus in this state.

However, I've seen a couple of studies recently indicate that some people eventually rid themselves of the HPV entirely.

So I guess the answer to your question is that no one really knows! Sorry.

If someone has a healthy immune system, yes, HPV can be suppressed and the person will not show any symptoms. This can last for months or years. However, the infected person will always be a carrier of HPV and can pass on the virus, even when asymptomatic.

Genital warts can reoccur years after the initially infection.

In some the virus does go into a low viral load...but there is no guaranteed that you will never share your HPV type.

It is important to tell a new sex partner of your past HPV infection.


HPV can be contracted from one partner, remain dormant, and then later be unknowingly transmitted to another sexual partner
http://www.ashastd.org/learn/learn_hpv_f...

Kelly is absolutely right.