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I have genital warts can i ever have sex again?
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Here are some ...: Yes, you may have sex as long as the partner knows you have been treated for genital warts. After ridding visible warts, you may still become a HPV carrier for life despite not seeing wart lesion. Likewise, many men may be HPV carriers but no visible warts. If the partner has no prior HPV, use condom to minimize exposure. If exposed, but may not contract it; if contracted it, may not grow warts..
Answered 5/2/2015
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