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Is it possible for you to get hpv by sharing drinking glasses?
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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.
Answered 1/17/2021
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