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A member asked:
Once my body gets rid of the genital warts, is it likely that the warts will come back? and if they do come back, how often do outbreaks occur?
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HPV vaccine: Most people are able to eliminate the virus and that virus does not return. However, depending on exposure to other strains, you may have recurrence of warts due to infection with a different strain. Get HPV vaccine and practice safe sex.
Answered 4/5/2018
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