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How is hpv (genital warts) passed on through anal sex. is it only acquired if the person is infected ?
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THROUGH SEX INFECTIO: Yes if a person is infected with hpv virus, he can pass it to his sex partner through anal, vaginal or oral sex.
Answered 8/17/2020
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