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Q: Please More Informacion About Hpv In Man

asked by: dyna on October 28th, 2003

New User

I was diagnosed when I was 19-20 and I had to have special acid treatment to remove. After this almost 2 years I hadn't any symptoms again.
But now i'm just married and my current husband asked me for pilula, he doesn't want condom anymore... I'm despaired, he don't know about this. I would like know how is hpv in men, if is same, I would like more informacion...
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babybooz

replied on October 28th, 2003

Experienced User

Advice...

Hey,
there is three of us here, and we are discussing what you wrote... You need to tell your husband. This man deserved the the truth not only before you got married but before you had sex! Respect him and come clean. Literally. Go to the doctor and see if its gone, dont go by how your symptoms are gone, because some diseases can stay dormant. Good luck,
sarah, jennifer, holly
*babybooz*< sarah

uh-huh

replied on November 22nd, 2003

New User

It Can Go Away

Judginy by what was said above, are you saying that hpv can go away and not be transmitted any longer.

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