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Doctor said i have high risk hpv. i had the cryosurgery and now my pap is normal. my husband and i did not use condoms before. do we have to start now?
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No, but..: If your husband was checked by his MD for intra-urethral or other location warts then as long as you both remain in a mutually monogamous relationship there is no need for condoms if he is negative.
Answered 8/3/2014
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