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Re: STD: HPV

From: grateful mom (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Tue, 17 Apr 2007 21:47:06 -0500 (CDT)

Yes you still transmit the virus to any and all partners with whom you have unprotected sex.

Ask your Dr. about doing a high risk HPV test with your next pap. It is very important that you have yearly pap smears. This virus is always with you although often times has no symptoms.

Good Luck.

There is currently a vaccine that protects girls from several high risk, cancer and wart causing strains of the virus. It is recommended that all girls ages 9-25 receive the 3 dose vaccine. The vaccine must be given before any exposure to the virus.

At Tue, 17 Apr 2007, Salsa1 wrote: >
>About 17 years ago my gynecologist found that I had genital warts and
>treated them, and they have never come back. Also, about 12 years ago I
>had dysplasia, which is now known to probably have been caused by the
>HPV virus, but I have not had any recurrence since then, either. Is it
>possible that I can still transmit HPV to someone else after all these
>years?

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