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warts r low risk hpv papsPap smear Pap smears and cervical cancer will show high risk hpv that lives on cervix.if the warts were removed and no more have appeared and its been a year then according to Drs.Hook and Dr.Handsfield in the Experts forum the low risk virus should be cleared from the skin.the virus will lie dormant in the body.U need to read about Genital Warts in the Doctors forum and educate urself on this.A lot depends on if u 2 r monogomous with each other..if u have diff partners and go back to each other u increase the risk of more wart transmission plus other std's.
DNT LISTEN TO THAT DOCTOR U CAN STILL GET IT SEE THIS IS Y PPL HAVE THESE DISEASES THESE DOCTORS ARE TELLIN THEM THE WRONG THINGS SHE STILL HAS THE VIRUS U CAN STILL GET IT BUT SHE HAS TO BE HAVIN AN OUT BREAK AT THE TIME BE CAREFUL
Most doctors agree that once warts have been gone for a period of time, such as 6 months, they are unlikely to come back, and you are not likely to transmit the virus. Exceptions exist, but considering yourself HPV free after 6 months of no symptoms is a pretty safe bet.
Most doctors agree that once warts have been gone for a period of time, such as 6 months, they are unlikely to come back, and you are not likely to transmit the virus. Exceptions exist, but considering yourself HPV free after 6 months of no symptoms is a pretty safe bet.