Question 1

does hpv affect men sperm?

Accepted Answer

No.: Sperm are created in the testicles and travel through the vas deferens (a tube) to ultimately exit the body at the end of the penis.  The human papillomavirus does not impact sperm production or transport.  It might be possible for a wart or a tumor (potentially caused by hpv) to impede ejaculation at the distal penis, thereby impeding the exit of sperm, but the sperm themselves would be the same.

Question 2

high risk hpv viruses are there viruses in the sperm obtained from a young man when one of his cells becomes infected for the first time after entering his body?(i'm not referring to an infection that has been in the body for a long time)?

Accepted Answer

: I’m afraid your question isn’t clear. If you’re asking if you would be contagious if you were recently (a week) exposed the answer is likely no. It takes time for an infection like HPV to become established in your system.

Question 3

sperm or other body fluid does contain hpv? do  infect hpv to people with this fluid?

Accepted Answer

Only by sex: HPV is not transmitted by semen or other body fluids, only by direct contact with infected tissues, therefore ONLY by sex. Without sex, you will never transmit HPV to anyone. When you do have sex, your partner(s) may or may not be at risk, depending on whether they have already been infected with the same type or immunized. Having HPV is normal, but get vaccinated to prevent the important types.

Question 4

how long can sperm live if you have pcos and hpv?

Accepted Answer

Neither condition : Affects the life cycle of sperm. If you mean how long they can live in your body, it's up to 72 hours or so, but variable depending upon you and the provider of the sperm.

Question 5

just concerned, my period delayed for a week, i still dont have the feeling of it coming. i took 4 doses of vaccines including hpv on june 8th, last period was on may 28th. i never had sex but is it possible if i contact sperm in the toilet or smth?

Accepted Answer

: You don't get pregnant from random contact with a toilet. Normal women can occasionally skip menses for up to 60-90 days and at that point some OBGYNS would offer meds to bring on a cycle. It has nothing to do with vaccines.

Question 6

what is a woman's cervical cancer risk if someone with hpv donates sperm?

Accepted Answer

HPV is superficial,: In foreskin in uncircumcized or on glans and shaft, or perineum in male.  Ejaculate likely has no or little hpv.  In vitro fertilization could be an option...It is done for couples discordant with HIV at some centers.  You and partner should visit and be counseled at a fertility clinic.  The costs are high, and not covered by insurance.

Question 7

can someone with hpv donate sperm to a surrogate mother without risk of infecting the woman?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Yes because hpv will  not be in the sperm. It is passed via skin to skin contact and not by transmission of fluid.

Question 8

say a lesbian couple uses a sperm donor with hpv. does that mean the hpv will not be spread?

Accepted Answer

Not a risk: HPV is transmitted surface to surface during sexual activity while the infected party is shedding the virus. It is not a particular risk in this setting. Neither the inseminated person or the baby would be at risk from a sperm sample derived from a donor center. If it were "donated" during a sexual encounter, it would be a risk to the recipient.

Question 9

i have a hpv and did a mistake: i touched my mother's shower sponge after masturbated, with my sperm smeared hand(before this  washed my hand but not enough  think). and then my mother took a shower. what  will do? please help?

Accepted Answer

Clean the shower: When a college-aged man uses a shower stall or tub he shares with a parent, he can rinse items he uses or touches. Routine rinsing is fine; no overdoing it. Walls, floor, and fixtures of the shower can be cleaned with typical cleaners, such as lime-removing cleaner one week with mildew-removing cleaner the next week (but not together). This has little to do with HPV. It's just nice to help Mom!

Question 10

i gave my boyfriend oral sex, he only had a few warts on his pubic/pelvis but not on his penis.is there still a chance of me contracting hpv? if so, would it only in the mouth? does sperm play a role?

Accepted Answer

Yes.: You can contract hpv in our mouth or genitals from contact with the warts or surrounding tissue. Sperm or seminal fluid does not necessarily play a role. You can still transmit the virus to your genitals if you or your boyfriend touched there as well.

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Does hpv affect men sperm?

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High risk hpv viruses are there viruses in the sperm obtained from a young man when one of his cells becomes infected for the first time after entering his body?(i'm not referring to an infection that has been in the body for a long time)?

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Sperm or other body fluid does contain hpv? do infect hpv to people with this fluid?

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How long can sperm live if you have pcos and hpv?

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Just concerned, my period delayed for a week, i still dont have the feeling of it coming. i took 4 doses of vaccines including hpv on june 8th, last period was on may 28th. i never had sex but is it possible if i contact sperm in the toilet or smth?

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What is a woman's cervical cancer risk if someone with hpv donates sperm?

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Can someone with hpv donate sperm to a surrogate mother without risk of infecting the woman?

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Say a lesbian couple uses a sperm donor with hpv. does that mean the hpv will not be spread?

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I have a hpv and did a mistake: i touched my mother's shower sponge after masturbated, with my sperm smeared hand(before this washed my hand but not enough think). and then my mother took a shower. what will do? please help?

A member asked:

I gave my boyfriend oral sex, he only had a few warts on his pubic/pelvis but not on his penis.is there still a chance of me contracting hpv? if so, would it only in the mouth? does sperm play a role?

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