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Hpv transmission

I play a sport called over the line or beach softball. It involves catching a hard hit batted softball with your bare hands. Sometimes it can split the webbing on your hands, break a nail, or cause a compound finger fracture, thus producing blood. Blood can get on the ball, and someone other than me may pick up the ball with blood on it, and may have a cut on their hand. Or you can get a knee abrasion diving on the sand, and may share a towel you kneel on to pitch to each other. A teammate may kneel on the towel immediately after you and have a bleeding knee abrasion also.Can Hpv be transmitted through blood via these means? What does the science say?
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No.  The virus does not travel in the blood or any fluid. It is a genital skin disease.
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