Nov 26, 2009 08:39PM in the STDs Expert Forum
Of course no distant online expert can guarantee someone isn't infected with something. But there is no risk that I can see. That will have to end this thread. Take care.
Nov 26, 2009 05:06PM in the STDs Expert Forum
That's all for this thread. This forum has nothing more to offer you.
Nov 26, 2009 04:25PM in the STDs Expert Forum
What I would do would depend on the nature of the relationship. I cannot give you that sort of advice, beyond what I already said above. You might consider starting a discussion on the MedHelp HPV community forum. Whatever else you do, try to get beyond your obviously inflated sense of HPV and its importance.
Nov 26, 2009 11:19AM in the HIV Prevention Expert Forum
Thanks for the addtional information. The timing of your mononucleosis was not a coincidence. Although often described as a "kissing" disease, transmitted by saliva, in fact mono is primarily an STD, with over 90% of cases acquired during intercourse. You probably caught it from whomever you had sex with in the 3-6 weeks before your symptoms start...
Nov 25, 2009 09:15PM in the HIV Prevention Expert Forum
This situation does not warrant PEP. However, if you contact your partner and learn he has HIV, you might contact a local physician who understands HIV prevention. Opinions and guidelines about PEP vary from place to place and I cannot take responsibility for that decision in the event your partner is actually infected. (This is not "code" to sug...
Nov 25, 2009 09:10PM in the STDs Expert Forum
Welcome to the STD forum. Almost certainly your wart virus infection from 7 years ago is completely gone, never to return. You are unlikely to infect your current or any other sex partner. The large majority of HPV infections clear up within several months, rarely longer than 2 years. Is there a theoretical risk of recurrence in the future? Yes; HPV DNA...