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Q: Hpv In My Mouth?

asked by: westiferus on July 11th, 2005

New User

I recently discovered a small white cluster of bumps on the inside of my upper lip. About a week earlier I had received oral sex from a woman I don't really know that well. This is the only way I could have gotten any std and I was wondering if it is possible that these are signs of hpv. The bumps have spread across the inside of my upper lip. I have told my girlfriend about my infidelity and shown her the bumps, but as of now she doesn't have any. I think maybe it's possible that I got something, gave it to my girlfriend and then gotten them in my mouth after going down on her. If anyone has any helpful info, pls post it.

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janeysuz

replied on July 12th, 2005

Experienced User

White Oral Mucosal Lesions

Yes it could be warts...
Condyloma acuminatum
multiple papillary or sessile focal areas of epithelial hyperplasia of the genital and
oral mucosa that contain koilocytes and hpv-6 or hpv-11 and are difficult to eradicate.

Modes of transmission
· direct contact
· hand-mouth
· oral-oral
· oral-genital
· genital-genital

leucoplakia
lichen planus
oral candidiasis
chemical burns
pachyderma oralis (from irritants)
auto-immune (lichen planus)
infectious (candidiasis)
neoplastic (scc)

could be a yeastie beastie (candidiasis) ...But this is rare, usually seen in aids patients or patients undergoing chemo...

westiferus

replied on July 14th, 2005

New User

I thought oral hpv was very rare as well. I've got an appointment tomorrow, so i'll post the diagnosis.

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