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QUESTIONNN!!!!!! PLEASE ANSWER!
Ok..so from what I understand HPV is spread by skin to skin contact..
How is it possible for a man to develop cancer related hpv in tonsils and in back of the throat if theres no DIRECT skin contact to that specific area(if going down on a woman)
How is it possible for a man to develop cancer related hpv in tonsils and in back of the throat if theres no DIRECT skin contact to that specific area(if going down on a woman)
wow that a tough one huh alex??.....lol...well another guess here but yea his mouth is there and fluids are being exchanged from vagina to his saliva in his mouth , which spreads around the whole mouth......
let me ask....did he go to the doctor?....did he ask how is possible??.....
let me ask....did he go to the doctor?....did he ask how is possible??.....
Total guess, but the tongue is on contact (at least part of the time) with most of your oral cavity. If the tongue is infected the infection is in contact with other areas susceptible to infection.
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