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Suggest Treatment For Genital Warts
Ok i just went to the doctor after finding i have genital warts an im absolouy baffeld i dont go no were no have i have sex with an ohter man sence 3 yrs ago an only evey had two sexal partenrs an my boy friend now saying i got it from yrsss ago but ive have a baby sence then an wouldnt they have pick it up in test . i m getting told he 's cheating on me an he gave it too me i soo do no what to think or do this has mad my life hell cuz its nasty an like i said i dont go out nor fuck around i have 4 kid i look atfer 24-7 an he gose out all the time all hours
Mon, 5 Jan 2015
hello and welcome to healthcaremagic.
Genitals warts is an STD. Warts are caused by Human Papilloma Virus (Hpv) and they are usually transmitted by close/intimate contact with an infected sexual partner.
Warts can remain clinically silent for weeks or months before ones notices them.
Though, it is unlikely that one remains unaware about the infection for so long (3 years) without forming any visible warts but it is rarely possible i.e the infection may persist for years after the infection is first acquired.
However then it would have definitely showed up in tests that you underwent during your pregnancies.
Therefore, in my view it is most likely a new Hpv infection from your present boyfriend.
However, most of the time human body takes care of the infection and clears up the infection within 1 year of acquisition.
Regards
Genitals warts is an STD. Warts are caused by Human Papilloma Virus (Hpv) and they are usually transmitted by close/intimate contact with an infected sexual partner.
Warts can remain clinically silent for weeks or months before ones notices them.
Though, it is unlikely that one remains unaware about the infection for so long (3 years) without forming any visible warts but it is rarely possible i.e the infection may persist for years after the infection is first acquired.
However then it would have definitely showed up in tests that you underwent during your pregnancies.
Therefore, in my view it is most likely a new Hpv infection from your present boyfriend.
However, most of the time human body takes care of the infection and clears up the infection within 1 year of acquisition.
Regards
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