Gental warts! iv got them and pass them on to my current partner with out knowing.? - gental warts pics
Mine was treated with a cream that got rid of, but now she has, thus ensuring just go back and forth between us? Who knows?
Friday, November 13, 2009
Gental Warts Pics Gental Warts! Iv Got Them And Pass Them On To My Current Partner With Out Knowing.?
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Warts on the hand does not turn into something. There are over 100 types of HPV (human papillary). There are 4 types cause the cervical cancer.
Warts can not be cured. They can be treated. The virus can be dormant and then come back. The questions are: women can not see the warts in the vagina. Men can not see the body of the penis. Warts start very small and barely visible with the naked eye. So, for men and women, genital warts, which are treated when it can burst, but the virus has not disappeared.
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Warts on the hand does not turn into something. There are over 100 types of HPV (human papillary). There are 4 types cause the cervical cancer.
Warts can not be cured. They can be treated. The virus can be dormant and then come back. The questions are: women can not see the warts in the vagina. Men can not see the body of the penis. Warts start very small and barely visible with the naked eye. So, for men and women, genital warts, which are treated when it can burst, but the virus has not disappeared.
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Stop sex or sexual contact, while the two pure with himself.
The presence of warts on the hands can also turn into genital warts, if they become frozen in contact with their genitals, or someone elses eligible for, or processed, if necessary.
If you complete both cleared themselves, should be strong enough, but if you keep picking them somewhere, maybe she is cheating? Unlikely story, but if it is repeated, please keep it in mind.
If you still have to go to a doctor and see what they propose is the best option for both.
Probably.
My suggestion is for both the clinic and the two try to get rid of, since some STDs can cause infertility, and if you again and again they may have serious consequences for both.
You should ask a doctor to be sure. Make sure you fully treated.
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