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A member asked:
I feel depressed, because of my doctor said that i have hpv - genital warts. i am male. i am nervouse that my partners will get it too. can you tell me something that makes me feel calm?
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It is treatable: You doctor or an infectious disease expert can treat your warts. There are worse stains of HPV than the ones that cause warts. You and your partner should get HPV vaccine.
Answered 12/22/2019
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