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How can i protect my partner from my hpv? what should i do to prevent to infect others?
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HPV ?'s : HPV is contagious, and can be passed to another by sexual contact. Given sexual contact, using condoms may prevent to some extent, but contact with the virus may occur on vaginal or vulvar areas, since the virus exists beyond where the condom covers.
Answered 12/12/2019
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