Contracted HPV and do not have a cervix. I have been checked throughly by doctor for warts in vaginal area. It is clear. I have them around ny rectum area. Have had them for about 1 month. Do they go away on their own?
After a brief sexual encounter at the beginning of the year, I noticed a few skin tags began appearing on my foreskin. It wasn’t until a month or so later that they became greater in number. Then I sought advice from my local sexual health clinic, where I was diagnosed with HPV/ Gential Warts. I was given a solution to put on the warts and they were all gone within the space of 2 weeks.
Anyway, since then I now find myself in a stable relationship with a girl who I adore. I have not mentioned previously being infected with warts, as they are no longer visable.
At the moment we’re using condoms during sex, however, now she has been on the pill for some time, I’m being pressured to have sex without a condom… is it safe to do so?… without her contracting warts!
Because I’m under the impression from the information gathered on the net, that I’ll forever be infected with the virus & am susceptible to outbreaks whenever my immune system is down?!
Yes, all warts, including genital warts, are caused by HPV. http://health.yahoo.com/ency/healthwise/…
I have a bump on my labia major and I’m not sure what it is. I got all 3 shots of Gardasil, which supposedly prevents genital warts and herpes. Could this possibly be an early outbreak of warts or some other STD? Or just something else?
Also, I noticed this bump recently, as in last night. Should I wait a while before going to my doctor and checking it out?
We are to be married next year. Just a few days ago, he found out he has HPV with genital warts. He feels ruined, stained, and worthless. I am trying everything in my power to try and convince him that it is him that I love, not just his genitals (with warts or not!). I know I am not infected because we are waiting to ‘consummate’ the marriage. He feels like he isn’t worth being loved and feels shameful. I can’t just stop loving the man because he has HPV. I’ve heard so many stories about this STI–that it is incurable, that it is curable (within 2 years no less!). What information can I be given about it that doesn’t come from an advertisement (I don’t know if I want to believe the marketing team of a drug-maker that supposedly has a treatment or whatnot)? Essentially, what can I tell him to make him feel a little better? You know how important the ego is to humans of the male gender! Thanks 
