I’m so confused about HPV/gential warts?
The first guy I ever has sex with ended up having genital warts/HPV this was almost 5 years after we had sex or at least it took him 5 years to have an outbreak. But then the second guy I slept with had genital warts about a month after we had sex. I know he wasn’t cheating on me either. The thing is that I myself have never had genital warts. When I asked a nurse about this she said that it was possible that I had the STD and passed it but that because I’ve never had warts myself my body probably cured the virus. But that there was no way to check if I had the virus unless I actually had the warts. Well I was reading online and it says that the virus isn’t actually cured but that your body can fight the virus so that you don’t have an outbreak, though I’d assume you could still pass it. I also read online that the virus that causes warts on your genitals is the same virus that causes warts on your hands, face and feet but that if your immune system is unable to fight off and contain the virus warts can also break out on your genitals. When I was a young child I use to get warts on my feet all the time and right around the time I started having sex I had a wart on my hand so is it possible that everyone just has this disease to begin with? Can someone clue me in on if I could have the virus, at what point did I get it and if I should worry about it because like I said Ive never had an outbreak of genital warts and I haven’t had a wart of any kind on my body for 5 years now… Any help?
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By Cris, February 28, 2010 @ 6:58 am
Common warts are local growths in the skin that are caused by human papillomavirus (HPV) infection. Although they are considered to be contagious, it is very common for just one family member to have them. In addition, they often affect just one part of the body (such as the hands or the feet) without spreading over time to other areas.