Question 1

can you get hpv from sharing a towel?

Accepted Answer

Less likely: HPV is typically transmitted with skin to skin contact

Question 2

can you get hpv from sharing utensils?

Accepted Answer

: The sexual/genital forms of HPV are passed skin to skin from an active case that is shedding virus to a vulnerable recipient. Random contact with utensils is not a transfer agent.

Question 3

can you pass hpv through sharing drinks and food with family members?

Accepted Answer

No: Hpv can not be passed this way.

Question 4

is hpv transmitted by sharing a cigarette?

Accepted Answer

Theoretically : If the cigarette has been held by a person with hpv on the fingers, theoretically the virus can be transmitted to another person. Usually, however, transmission occurs with direct contact with the virus.

Question 5

can i pass hpv to my kids by kissing or sharing a spoon or something?

Accepted Answer

HPV: Is a highly contagious virus, usually transmitted sexually but if you have hpv you should be careful regarding hygiene.

Question 6

can you get oral hpv from sharing a drink with someone who has oral hpv?

Accepted Answer

UNLIKELY: in order to acquire papilloma virus infection  you need multiple  direct contacts  with  the infected person , , '  sharing a drink '  is not enough contact , of course avoiding is a better method

Question 7

is it possible to contract hpv from using same bed sheets and sharing a drink?

Accepted Answer

Not likely: Hpv is generally spread by close contact such as sexual intercourse.  It is not spread simply by sleeping on the same sheets as someone with the virus, or from sharing a drink.

Question 8

please tell me if you can get hpv thru sharing gum with someone who has it down there?

Accepted Answer

Contagious: Genital herpes is usually transmitted by contact with the genital area. If a person with eruptions sheds virus on his hands and touches your chewing gum, it's possible for the virus to be transmitted to you that way. Genital herpes virus can also cause herpes infection in the oral area.

Question 9

if i have oral hpv could i transmit it to my child through sharing food untensils, kissing him, sharing drinks, foods?

Accepted Answer

HPV: This is most commonly transmitted by direct contact and seldom if ever by inanimate objects, but if you are sharing food utensils and there is immediate transfer i would imagine this could happen.

Question 10

is it possible for you to get hpv by sharing drinking glasses?

Accepted Answer

Here are some ...: This question shows you as a health-conscious person. But, to HPV, there has been no known evidence to support this concern although anecdotal auto-infection or non-sexual transmission of HPV have been occasionally reported. In fact, some 1% of sexually active adults have wart although some 10-15% of them have (+) HPV DNA test, suggesting most of the infected are symptom-free. More? Ask Doc.

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