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4) I think this is just a fairy tale. I don't think sharing the same towel or washing your clothes in the same laundry could possibly do anything harmful.
1) I don't think you have it in your mouth. It is probably a ulcer or canker and should clear up in a couple of days. Talk to your doctor if it persists.
2) Not sure about this one since I don't personally use them. But I cannot see them affecting you or your eye in any way.
3) I am not sure if it ever really leaves your body. I think you have read my post and responded to me. I hope it does. I have been clear of visible warts for 3 years. I have read different opinions on this. I would recommmend having protected sex even after the visible warts are gone. After you are in a committed and serious relationship then you should discuss unprotected sex with your partner. But I am no doctor.
4) I think this is just a fairy tale. I don't think sharing the same towel or washing your clothes in the same laundry could possibly do anything harmful.