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A member asked:
I have the hpv virus in my cervix can i pass it to someone if we use condoms?
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Yes: Hpv virus transmission is not 100% preventable through use of condom.
Answered 12/9/2013
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I had a transvaginal UZT and the Dr didn't use any condom with the probe. Could I catch HPV virus from the previous patient? I am worried now.
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A member asked:
If i have sex with a condom, will the immune system easily clear the high risk hpv infection caused by that activity?(Because a small amount of viruses enter the body?
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A member asked:
Transparent female vaginal discharge was spread around my condom.When the condom was removed, only a small amount of the vaginal secretions that were in it spread to the public hair.Then I washed them.If there is a high risk HPV viruses,Am I at risk?
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