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Semen tasting, high risk?


I got my pearly white papsules what I thought was genital warts re-examined and he gave me the same answer again, that they are common and harmless, I just wondered if the wart virus can be contracted by semen and sperm, I've only had one sexual partner a girl that was also a virgin, what are the chances that I have contracted the hard to spot but cancerous giving properties strain of the virus?
A girlfriend of mine was curious what my semen tasted like, we haven't had full oral sex, but she mutually masturbated me and when a little pool of pre-*** was present on the head of my penis she touched it with her finger and sucked it on her tongue, what are the chances that she could have contracted oral genital warts, or throat-al warts?  It was a tiny ammount of semen, but she did do it a few times after she found out what it tasted like, if I did have this strain (which I don't know if I do) is she high risk at contracting oral genital warts, or the mouth or throat cancerous warts?













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Hi, I've had pearly penile papsules for almost a year now, and I'm really concerned.  Could you please tell me detailed information on getting them removed.  I was curious if there was some type of anti-bacterial cream I could buy to help, or if regular washing would eventually do the trick.  The papsules have really become a problem.  I am looking for anyway to somehow decrease the amount or get rid of them all together.

Thanks
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Richard:

If your first girlfriend did not have a previous sexual partner, he would be very unlikely to contract warts (or anything else) from her.  This means that he would not be in a position to transmit the wart virus now.  The wart virus lives in the epidermis of the skin, rather than in semen.

In general, and in particular given your level of concern, you should consider avoiding any unprotected sexual contacts.  The more active you get, the more unanswerable questions you are going to have.

Good luck.

Dr. R
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