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I have hpv, can i transmit it to my one year old daughter by bathing with her?
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No risk: The genital HPV types are not transmitted by nonsexual contact. Household contacts never get it despite years of sharing kitchens, bathrooms, clothing, towels, eating and drinking utensils, etc -- and not by bathing together. Your daughter is not at risk in the slightest. Don't worry about it.
Answered 9/18/2015
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