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Re: HPVFrom: dahmd@gate.netFri Apr 26 09:39:57 1996
In article Danny Tucker <obgylist@obsdoc.demon.co.uk> writes:
>If they ask outright, surely you can't lie to them. It's a bit Danny: I saw a 14 year old with vulvar condylomata in the same distribution, bilaterally, as her panty line (between thighs and labia majora). She claimed to have never had any sexual contact, had an intact hymen, and was very devastated by her warts. Her sister, a few years older, is apparently very sexually active. The younger sister wears her older sister's swimsuits regularly. Infection by sharing clothing, or a dishonest patient? I'm not sure either, but it was a very interesting situation! Still an STD by this scenario, I suppose, but it does make me wonder about some of these infections. Thanks, Ashley D. Ashley Hill, M.D. dahmd@gate.net Orlando, FL
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