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Is it common for infants to have genital hpv?

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It happens: The wart strains of HPV can pass to the infant delivered vaginally, hide for a while & eventually show on their genitals or vocal cords in the first 2 yrs. Non-wart strains are not known to transfer at this point in time. Infants/toddlers who have warts show up after age 2 are considered likely victims of sexual abuse.

Answered 1/8/2019

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