I have had only one sexual encounter with an individual 5 years ago and have not been active since. I learned 4 months ago I have the HPV virus. Had a colposcopy test done and the doctor said I did not need to do anything further at this time. I am concerned for future relationships. Will I infect them with the HPV virus? If the HPV virus can go away on its own, are you still a carrier of it once it goes away? If I am not sexually active for a very long time after being told I had HPV but was told I didn't need to do anything further to treat it other than continue with annual pap tests and it goes away naturally can I transmit it to my partner? Will I always run the risk of infecting someone else with the HPV virus if I have not been sexually active since my one encounter?
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I have had only one sexual encounter with an individual 5 years ago and have not been active since. I learned 4 months ago I have the HPV virus. Had a colposcopy test done and the doctor said I did not need to do anything further at this time. I am concerned for future relationships. Will I infect them with the HPV virus? If the HPV virus can go away on its own, are you still a carrier of it once it goes away? If I am not sexually active for a very long time after being told I had HPV but was told I didn't need to do anything further to treat it other than continue with annual pap tests and it goes away naturally can I transmit it to my partner? Will I always run the risk of infecting someone else with the HPV virus if I have not been sexually active since my one encounter?
November 9, 2010 - 7:38pmThis Comment
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