HPV: Tes but the child may get recurrant papillomavirus respiratory syndrome rarely (4.5 per 100, 000) especially if there are active genital warts present.
Answered 3/26/2013
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Yes: While the vaccine was under development, random blood studies showed the majority of women had evidence of prior HPV by their mid 20's.Most went on to have healthy kids.It is only after the tie in with cervical cancer that more testing was done, and the vaccine developed.Genital warts can pass if mother is shedding virus during vaginal delivery, erupting up to 2 years later in the baby.
Answered 5/7/2016
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