I was diagnosed with HPV about 7 years ago and was not married at the time. I had only been with one other person in my life before and had been with them 7 months prior. Then I was with my now husband about 6 months after. My husband thinks that I never had mild cervical dysplasia, he thinks that there was never anything wrong because I have not had an outbreak since. i did have cryotherapy done. Is it possible that this is true or is my husband paranoid because he thinks i''m a freak?

• I recently been diagonosed with hpv which caused cervical dysplasia. But now i''m having a itch and burning sensation on my vulva in vagina. Could it be warts? also I gave the guy oral sex and i'm terrified of getting them in my mouth is this possible although I don't have warts on my genitals?


• What happened to the message board at hpvsupport.com?


• I have a question I have a couple bumps kinda like the hair bumps they dont itch or hurt and I was wondering can it be because of the heat? I have only had sex once and these bumps was already there?


• Seeking Knowledge !!! Can the vinegar test be done with kitchen vingar in your own home. Two diff. gyno''s have told me what I thought was an outbreak was part of my anatomy and failed to say if they did a vinegar test. Can these test be done at home with regular vinegar? Plus, have any females ever expierenced small tears near the bottom opening of their vagina because of sex. Don't get me wrong my partner and I go slow. Some1 PLEASE HELP !!?

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