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Could hpv clear in 24months in most men?
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Maybe,maybe not: Obvious lesions of HPV as well as shedding of the virus may clear in the majority of patients in 2 years.However, they may also persist out of site in the tissues and remain for decades.Future shedding is possible as would be transmission to others..
Answered 6/17/2014
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