I''m a 20 year old female who has had 4 sexual partners, and I was diagnosed with HPV after I had only had 2 partners. I was treated for cervical dysplasia, and was told that I did not have the wart virus. So I didn't bother telling my 2 most recent partners about the virus since I didn't think I could pass it to them. Was I wrong? Guys can't get the type of HPV that causes cervical dysplasia, can they?

• I have been getting bumps in my mouth lately off and on the past month or so. I don''t know what they are and when I asked my doctor about it she figured it was just a virus at the time but I still get them. Right now on the back joint holding my mouth together inside I suppose has a couple little whitish bumps on it only one side. Same side one time had this flat plain ulcer. Also under my lip on the bottom and under my tongue. It last for one or two days and goes and usually doesn't hurt?


• I am 23 and have had HPV since I was 19, I have been treated 3 times, so I guess I have the more harsh kind of HPV. I havnt had warts. I am in a relationship of 18months. It wasnt until my last treatment that I found out how serious HPV is. My b/f and I have unprotected sex all the time & has recently developed warts on his penis. He is using Aldara. Is it safe to cont having sex with each other? Can we keep re-infecting each other? Any other advice?


• Anyone that has the HPV virus and that is living with the hvp virus like myself I have a website I want you guys to take a look at. It''s called dealing with HPV the website is http://www.geocities.com/thehpvvirus?


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