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Does hpv require medication?
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NO such thing, yet: There is currently no effective treatment for hpv, but some have warts, as a result of hpv infections, which can be removed with medications or burned off. Maybe there will medication in the future, but not now. Currently, the best treatment is preventing the infections--vaccines and use of protection such as condoms. Consult doc. Good luck.
Answered 9/5/2012
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