I had two warts on my penis once, about 5 months ago, got them removed.

But im wondering if i have sex with a girl and she gets hpv what are her chances of getting warts too? Is it like 2-3%? I heard it was that low, but im not sure if thats accurate.

Please give me info so i can make the right decision.

thanks

If you've had genital warts, even if they aren't visible, you can definitely pass them to your partner. Even regular warts are contagious.

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Ok. You are obligated to tell her before you have sex with her that you have HPV.
It's selfish not to and it doesn't give her the proper information to decide whether or not she is going to have sex with you.

If you've had genital warts, even if they aren't visible, you can definitely pass them to your partner. Even regular warts are contagious.

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as for other replies, viral strains of HPV that produce warts can not also produce cancer. There are over a hundred strains of HPV, and those that produce warts do not have a risk of causing cervical, penile, anal, or any other kind of cancer.

that does not, however, mean that you should not tell your partners that you have had HPV just because they probably won't show symptoms if they contract it.

basically what you're saying is you want to know what the chances are that she'll find out that your gave her an STI.

also your 50-90% statistic is wrong. 50% of people carry HPV at one point in their lives, however most healthy immune systems can ride the body of it in 2 years or less.

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Ok. You are obligated to tell her before you have sex with her that you have HPV.
It's selfish not to and it doesn't give her the proper information to decide whether or not she is going to have sex with you.

If you've had genital warts, even if they aren't visible, you can definitely pass them to your partner. Even regular warts are contagious.

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And if you do get them infected, time to go to prison.

Federal law right there.

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Ok bro, you wear condoms first of all. And then you HAVE to tell the person you have sex with. HPV is fatal to girls, you dumbass.

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There are MANY strains of HPV... only a few are known to cause cancer.  It's more likely will not develop into cervical cancer for females.

Either way... percentage of warts or not, you don' twant to transfer an STD to anyone.  Because then the next person they have sex with will get it, etc, etc.

So really, you should ALWAYS use a condom, AND let the person know what your situation is.  That is what I would consider the right condition to be.  Even if the person doesn't get genital warts, I doubt they would want HPV at all.

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There are MANY strains of HPV... only a few are known to cause cancer. It's more likely will not develop into cervical cancer for females.

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That's the dumbest reasoning for not telling someone you carry a possibly deadly STD I've ever heard.

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Quote: from Just Waiting Here at 1:09 pm on Nov. 1, 2009

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There are MANY strains of HPV... only a few are known to cause cancer.  It's more likely will not develop into cervical cancer for females.

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That's the dumbest reasoning for not telling someone you carry a possibly deadly STD I've ever heard.

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Quote: from Just Waiting Here at 1:09 pm on Nov. 1, 2009

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There are MANY strains of HPV... only a few are known to cause cancer. It's more likely will not develop into cervical cancer for females.

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That's the dumbest reasoning for not telling someone you carry a possibly deadly STD I've ever heard.

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That wasn't reasoning against it. If you decided to read the rest of my post, I continued to say that regardless, a person wouldn't WANT an STD, even if there were no bad results from it. That you should always use a condom and let the individual know. So, it wasn't a justification, but a comment to make sure you weren't misinformed in thinking that HPV was necessarily fatal. MANY people carry it. Many strands aren't fatal.

In fact, I could argue that YOUR post contained horrible reasoning, because your point could easily be argued. Because then the OP could easily say, "Well, I know I don't have the cancerous strain, so it doesn't matter".

In this way, your post is more flawed in it's reasoning than mine is, because mine targets ALL form of STDs, not just those that classify as fatal/cancerous.

Post edited at 10:38 am on Nov. 1, 2009 by Just Waiting Here

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Quote: from Cunning Stunt at 10:13 am on Nov. 1, 2009

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Quote: from Just Waiting Here at 1:09 pm on Nov. 1, 2009

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There are MANY strains of HPV... only a few are known to cause cancer. It's more likely will not develop into cervical cancer for females.

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 That's the dumbest reasoning for not telling someone you carry a possibly deadly STD I've ever heard.

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No shit.
To me statistics don't even matter in this case.
You never know who's more suseptible, and you can't base your choices soley on random "facts" you get from the internet.

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I agree.  He only quoted part of my post.

I even said...

"So really, you should ALWAYS use a condom, AND let the person know what your situation is."