my brother has genital warts my genitals touched the toilet seat when i went to the toilethe just used the toilet ,if there is genital hpv virus on the toilet seatcan i get infected?

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Had genital warts, had them froze off all , gone now. So ill just have the HPV virus if a boy performed oral sex on me would he get anything?Nowartsnow

Answer 1

No: There has been no documented cases of HPV involving transfer by toilet seats.

Answer 2

No worries but: HPV vaccine is approved for both men and women. Males can choose to get the vaccine to help stop the spread of HPV. Gardasil-9 vaccine gives women and men protection against genital and anal warts, and perhaps some anal cancers. Researchers are looking for evidence that HPV vaccine even protects against some throat cancers.

Answer 3

Multifactorial: Both genetic and environmental factors contribute to cleft palate anomaly. Genetically, you cannot do anything. Certain prescription medications such as steroids, medications used to control epilepsy, etc are associated with this risk. Any medication use during pregnancy should be with caution.

Answer 4

Genetic consultation: Some cleft palates run in families and are inherited, others are not. Dna testing can be done to identify some of those that are inherited. You should discuss this with your OB and get a referral to a genetics counselor or medical geneticist for more information.

Answer 5

Maybe: Traditionally, the diagnosis is made at the time of birth by physical examination. Recent advances in prenatal diagnosis have allowed obstetricians to diagnose facial clefts in utero. Genetic factors contributing to cleft lip and cleft palate formation have been identified for some cases, but knowledge about genetic factors that contribute to the more common isolated cases of cleft lip is sketchy.

Answer 6

About 30% of cleft : Palates are associated with a genetic syndrome. You can ask your OB for a referral to a prenatal genetic counselor, who'll ask you for a 3-generation family history of problems with vision, hearing , bones & joints, motor & cognitive development. If recommended, a second-trimester 3-d fetal ultrasound may show a cleft palate if baby's face is turned just right for visualizing the palate.

Answer 7

IC belly swelling: Ic is often associated in (especially female) patients with ulcerative colitis/"irritable bowel syndrome"/regional enteritis/....) the complete pathophysiology of ic is still not known - theorized that up to 10% of people in the general populace has some form/degree of ic......

Answer 8

Not always: But ibs (irritable bowel syndrome) is strongly associated with ic. The good news is that it responds well to the same diet as ic. Aerobic exercise may help as well.

Answer 9

Endo post Hyst: Removal of the uterus tubes and ovaries is not curative for endometriosis if the endometriosis was not removed at the time of surgery. Even then microscopic foci of endometriosis could regenerate down the road and cause pain. Now i would like to remind you that there are other conditions that may cause pain not related to endometriosis, such as interstitial cystitis, pelvic floor spasms.

Answer 10

It shouldn't be.: If you had your ovaries removed completely your body should not be producing any of the hormones that could stimulate new endometriosis or old endometriosis to cause pain. However, if you are taking hormone remplacement therapy it is possible but unlikely still i would look for other causes of pain first. Have your gynecologist check an FSH level to see if any ovarian tissue may still be present.

Answer 11

Hip Joint and spine: The pain in the anatomical region you have mentioned could be from the hip joint, spine, and soft tissue infection. Venous blood clots can result in pain and swelling in the calf and thigh but not in the buttocks. A good history and physical exam will usually identify the system involved.

Answer 12

Hip, back, etc.: Several things cause pain in those areas: low back problems with irritation of nerve (radiculopathy), groin, obturator hernia, hip degeneration, pelvic disease with irritation of nerves. Evaluation with ultrasound may help identify the problem, but best to start with physical examination.

Answer 13

Phlebitis & others: Pain and inflammation of the leg veins is called phlebitis. When this occurs it can be painful to the touch. The worrisome condition for which you need to get checked is a blood clot (deep venous thrombosis, dvt). This can be checked with a duplex ultrasound of your leg veins to make sure there is flow that is not blocked by a clot in your vein. There are many reasons for swelling so get checked!

Answer 14

Have it evaluated.: Some causes of swelling can include systemic problems such as hypertension, and problems with the kidneys and localized issues such as varicose veins, arthritis, infection, lymphatic obstruction, blood clots, trauma (fracture, sprain, and tendonitis) and side effects to medication. Have it evaluated by a professional and get the appropriate treatment.

my brother has genital warts my genitals touched the toilet seat when i went to the toilethe just used the toilet ,if there is genital hpv virus on the toilet seatcan i get infected?

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