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Is there any way i can pass hpv to my 4 year old daughter? just want to make sure she can't get it from me
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Yes: It can be passed by any skin to skin contact. The data shows that 80% of us will have hpv during our life. The Gardasil trial showed that 37% of 9 year olds in the trial had already been exposed to hpv. Therefore, the answer is yes. It can be passed by any skin contact.
Answered 6/25/2014
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