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I'm 25. how do i heighten my chances of fighting and erasing my hpv?
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HPV: Once acquired, it may remain with you in a dormant state with occasional reactivation. There is no medication to "erase" HPV, and it is very contagious and common also in men.
Answered 3/26/2019
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