HPV is contracted through sexual contact with an infected person. The virus is transmitted through skin-to-skin contact, and condoms may not provide complete protection against it. HPV can also be spread through oral sex, anal sex, and other forms of sexual activity. This is a perplexing answer isn't it.
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The HPV virus can remain dormant and asymptomatic in your body for years and even a lifetime. The virus is spread by skin to skin contact, which could have occurred years ago. This will and can show up in a pap smear years later Make sure your tested for cervical cancer at regular intervals. No one cheated, it was already in your system.
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