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hpv, difference between on hand and genital?
hi there
about 2 years ago i lost my virginity to a boy who had been with many girls
since then i have worried if he has given me hpv but i never had any warts, and i had 2 pap smears since then and the cells were normal on both and i had no warts on my cervix...
anyway that boy left me quickly and i met a different boy that i have been in a relationship with for a year now...
my boyfriend now though recently developed a wart on his finger. im wondering if he could have gotten that wart from touching my vagina???
-->basically i am wondering if it is possible for hpv to spread from genitals to someones hands?
about 2 years ago i lost my virginity to a boy who had been with many girls
since then i have worried if he has given me hpv but i never had any warts, and i had 2 pap smears since then and the cells were normal on both and i had no warts on my cervix...
anyway that boy left me quickly and i met a different boy that i have been in a relationship with for a year now...
my boyfriend now though recently developed a wart on his finger. im wondering if he could have gotten that wart from touching my vagina???
-->basically i am wondering if it is possible for hpv to spread from genitals to someones hands?
sooo the wart on his finger couldnt have come from me?
The strains of HPV that will infect a hand are almost always different from those that infect genitals.
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