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Oral HPV

I got HPV 5 years ago, from my husband, who I am married to now. He is the only person I have ever been with. I have had cervical dysplasia and have had cryosurgery, I also have had genital warts. Every year since then, I get a Pap and it is normal. My husband and I only had oral sex a few times early in our realationship. I recently noticed I do FOR FACT have some oral warts. Ive been reading about how HPV is linked to throat cancer and I am EXTREMEMLY worried and freaking out, (because of my pre-cancerous condition in the past.) I do not smoke or drink, so ive read thats a plus. So, my overall question is.....I had both dysplasia and warts. I thought low-risk HPV gave you warts and high-risk could give you cancer. Is there a type that produces both? or is it possible I have two strains of HPV? Should I be worried about throat cancer?
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Damnnnn peroxide ur mouth. ur body fought off the infection so u should be fine. Also if u have oral warts they will be white little dots, and it will manifest on your lips in due time, it dont just say in ur mouth. The s&s will be:
1. Contant feeling something is in your throat.
2. Production of white or clear mucous saliva
3. Contant throat clearing
4. And the presence of warts
Overtime this to will resolve as well
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it is possible to have 2 diff strains of hpv at once.....cervical is caused primarily from 16 and 18 and sev other types.....high risk....and genital warts caused by low risk 6 and 11.what does ur doctor advise regarding the ones in the throat?leaving cervical hpv untreated and throat warts untreated leaves u at risk for the development of cancer.....very good ur getting medical treatment and keeping up on this yes?
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