HPV positive man and negative women want a safe baby?

[john547]

hello... sir recently i was examined by doctor who said that i was caught by HPV......but i doesnt feel like that because only one time i have intercourse with girl throughout my life .....the intercourse period is june ending,2007.i have itching problm in my genital area from many days as u can say before intercourse......before intercourse  ,a small bump was arised on my penis which cause more pblm as u can say itching.. and it took 3 month to cure..............bt in feb end,2008  again ...itching pblm occured and i used some plant milk with oi on my testines as well as bottom side of my penisl(some one say if we use it it cure itch ing problem)bt after using it i feel my testies skin burn and next day i saw my penis skin from bottom side  and it look like as my skin rash layer by layer and look like white patches on that part .After 10 days again i itch on that part and after some time a blue color dots found on my penis behind.......next day two spot with red as on outer part and filled with yellow color  look likes.....................................
till now my check up is go on  and doctor prefer to say that these r warts,,,,,,,,,,,so sir is it possible that........i have warts only not other skin infection........and if i HPV infected (my wife will not supposed to be an STD) Can we have chance to get a safe baby ............or  can we use A TEST TUBE BABY technique bt with my fertility......
thxs..........

[H. Hunter Handsfield, M.D.]

You have no cause for special concern. Most HPV infections go away after a few months and do not return.  Therefore, you probably will not transmit the infection to a future sex partner.  Even when the mother is infected, transmission to the baby during delivery is not common.  To be safe, if or when a future mother of your child is pregnant, she can ask the obstetrician to be on the lookout for signs of HPV infection.  If warts are seen, the mother can be treated to proect the baby.  There is no need for in vitro fertilization ("test tube baby").

Look at it this way.  At least 50% of couples have HPV, or have had it in the past.  And how many babies have you ever heard about who had HPV at birth?  It happnes but it is rare and not something to worry about.

You also seem to have some misunderstanding about HPV and its symptoms.  Your itching, burning, and colored spots are not symptoms of HPV.  You should discuss those symptoms with your doctor or clinic to learn the real cause.

I hope this helps.  Best wishes--  HHH, MD