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By tomate80 | Feb 26, 2010

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HPV

I had my papsmear test last year and the doctor found bad cells, I had a chryo surgery and 4 months later I had another papsmear and it came normal...should my husband be in a treatment also because of my HPV...and also I have ghonorre and I'm on a treatment and I don't have sex with my husban because the doctor told me not to...should my husband needs to be on a treatment also?

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alexdelong

Feb 26, 2010

Your husband should be treated (or at least tested-but most will treat regular sex partners right away) for gonorrhea.

While he likely has, or had, HPV, there is no treatment available to him for this infection.

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