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Is It Possible To Get Genital Warts If You And Your Partner Do Not Have HPV?

is it possible to get genital warts if you and your partner do not have HPV?
Tue, 17 Apr 2012
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No it is not. Genital warts are from hpv types 6 and 12 but can also be from other types. You may have genital warts though, and test negative for hpv because some of the hpv tests only test for high risk hpv that is associated with cervical cancer. They may not test for the types that cause genital warts.
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Hello,

Welcome to health care magic forum,

no. genital warts are only caused by HPV virus. which can be detected by histo-pathology of warts.

cure of genital wart is possible only and only with homeopathy without any side effect.



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Is It Possible To Get Genital Warts If You And Your Partner Do Not Have HPV?

No it is not. Genital warts are from hpv types 6 and 12 but can also be from other types. You may have genital warts though, and test negative for hpv because some of the hpv tests only test for high risk hpv that is associated with cervical cancer. They may not test for the types that cause genital warts.