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Suggest Treatment For Genital Warts,sore Throat And Weakness Due To HPV

hello i had unprotect sex with a girl then i become really sick after 3 weeks of exposure.. she gave me hpv and since that day i become so weak .i have genital warts and warts under my tongue.Sore throat from 3 months ,chest pain ,my skin become sensitive i duno wat to do
Fri, 27 Jun 2014
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Hi,
HPV causes genital warts and warts in other locations, and is usually secondary to type 6 and 11. It only presents with warts and usually does not progress to malignancy.
Type 16& 18 have high risk HPV and can cause cancer in future.
You need to get a vaccine against HPV virus at the earliest.
You can get treated for your infection through removal of it by biopsy or laser.
If you strongly suspect you can get a Polymerase Chain Reaction test done on the biopsy to identify the strain of HPV causing the lesion.
Hope this helps.
Any further query, happy to help again.
Dr. Jyothi BL
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Suggest Treatment For Genital Warts,sore Throat And Weakness Due To HPV

Hi, HPV causes genital warts and warts in other locations, and is usually secondary to type 6 and 11. It only presents with warts and usually does not progress to malignancy. Type 16& 18 have high risk HPV and can cause cancer in future. You need to get a vaccine against HPV virus at the earliest. You can get treated for your infection through removal of it by biopsy or laser. If you strongly suspect you can get a Polymerase Chain Reaction test done on the biopsy to identify the strain of HPV causing the lesion. Hope this helps. Any further query, happy to help again. Dr. Jyothi BL