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Hpv history
Hey everyone! So I've posted on here a few times before, but I wanted to share my story regarding HPV and questions that concern me.
I was diagnosed with HPV warts in 2007-2008 due to the obvious symptoms. During that time I also recieved the vaccine to help prevent further infection of other types. It took about 1-1.5 years to initially "clear" the virus, meaning I had no more symptoms. Fast forward to 2011-2012, my Papsmear came back normal. 2013, also normal. 2016, normal. I've only had that one outbreak during the time of diagnosis and never experienced another since.
Anyways, ive been married for 7 years, up until last year(2016). I'm currently with a new partner. What is your thoughts and opinions on disclosure of my past HPV infection and what are my chances of passing it on to him after so many years of being "cleared? Any information would be so much appreciated :)
I was diagnosed with HPV warts in 2007-2008 due to the obvious symptoms. During that time I also recieved the vaccine to help prevent further infection of other types. It took about 1-1.5 years to initially "clear" the virus, meaning I had no more symptoms. Fast forward to 2011-2012, my Papsmear came back normal. 2013, also normal. 2016, normal. I've only had that one outbreak during the time of diagnosis and never experienced another since.
Anyways, ive been married for 7 years, up until last year(2016). I'm currently with a new partner. What is your thoughts and opinions on disclosure of my past HPV infection and what are my chances of passing it on to him after so many years of being "cleared? Any information would be so much appreciated :)
I wanted to ask a similar question. MomLife101, I am in a similar situation, no symptoms/warts since 2010 but I am about to start dating someone and I worry a lot about what I need to disclose. So I guess best of luck to us both!
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Please let me know if you find out any useful information! Good luck :)
Thank you for the info!
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