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I found out i have internal anal wart. i had sex with condom on. is it much lower risk to spread it than external anal wart? is condom more effective?
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No: Condoms help but do not prevent HPV infections and anal warts are due to HPV. You should discuss with your doctor if due to your life style you may be a candidate for HPV vaccine.
Answered 7/22/2015
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