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Can i transmit virus if i have oral hpv by sharing spoons, drinking from the same cup etc? i don't want to infect my family.
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Not if washed: Hpv cannot be transmitted if the utensils are washed prior to use. Hpv is transmitted from one warm moist place to another.
Answered 8/4/2022
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