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If i have oral hpv could i transmit it to my child through sharing food untensils, kissing him, sharing drinks, foods?
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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.
Answered 6/11/2021
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