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HPV transmitting via drinking bottle?

I  got oral HPV lesions all over the lips. The HPV type is 11. Just recently, my two year old son drinks my bottle water just right after I drank it. Does that mean he has HPV now ?
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I don’t think that’s an effective way to transmit them,  but I would get him vaccinated.  Some doctors even think mouth kissing is not an effective way.  It usually requires something like a minor cut and direct contact for them to establish themselves.  I think I gave them access by shaving close to my lip the night I made my stupid mistake.
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It suppose it is possible, but I don't know how likely. Maybe he can get vaccinated.

Also, what do your warts look like and how many?  I have 2 tiny pinpoint circles on the bottom of my lip near my lip line but not on the lip line.  It's smooth surface and flat, looks skin colored when left alone and whitish, greyish when I stretch the lip.  The skin over it is like translucent and what's underneath looks white.

I fairly certain these are warts because I believe I got them around the time I made my dumb decisions.  

The removal process would make my lip look worse than that the actual warts.  I'm going to try duct tape and immune supplements for a while.
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Not vaccinated now but when he gets older.  Might need to be careful not to share cups, forks, kiss on the lips (cheek us fine) until the warts are gone and you test negative for hpv.
how many spots you get now? I assume if your warts are like my warts, it will increase in number. I use podophyllyn to remove it. Once removed, warts at other place on my lips come up. I take vitamin C, green tea, turmeric cur-cumin and AHCC as supplement. My medical bill is up the hill now :)
I have 2 on each side of my bottom lip.  They've been there for at least a year.  I'm kind of concerned that they will start multiplying if I use aggressive treatment.  You can't really see them right now.

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