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Should I have unprotected sex with woman hpv negative?
I started dating a woman who tested positive for high risk hpv without genital warts and now has tested negative twice. Should I have unprotected sex with her? We’ve tried with a condom but they make her sore and I can’t “finish” with it on.
Yes, if you accept the risks and also understand that you may already have it from previous partners.
Two negative results in a row means she isn't infectious at this time, but it doesn't mean she may never be infectious some day. And assuming you two have negative STD results for things like Herpes, HIV, chlamydia, Hep C, etc. And assuming she is on birth control .And assuming you two are in a committed relationship. Ideally, unsafe sex is reserved when two people have been in a committed relationship for months. So my advice is to be really sure you two are committed to each other before having unsafe sex.
Two negative results in a row means she isn't infectious at this time, but it doesn't mean she may never be infectious some day. And assuming you two have negative STD results for things like Herpes, HIV, chlamydia, Hep C, etc. And assuming she is on birth control .And assuming you two are in a committed relationship. Ideally, unsafe sex is reserved when two people have been in a committed relationship for months. So my advice is to be really sure you two are committed to each other before having unsafe sex.
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