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A member asked:
Im pregnant i had oral hpv can it pass to my infant in uterus through saliva ?
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No: No, the HPV (human papilloma viruses) cannot get from one's saliva into one's own uterus. No worries. No changes in behavior or activities are needed.
Answered 1/4/2016
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