1/27/2004 11:07:29 AM
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blondee
check optimistic links, the links in
hpvsupport.com, and just google. I have
read medical journals (not just the
ones on the internet but from jama)
taht did found that the virus was not
detectable in over 90% after 2 yrs. It
depends what you read... do your
research, then make your decision.
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1/27/2004 3:32:20 PM
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Joe
It's no set time. I do believe that
your body clears it although it would
be foolish to think it's the same time
for everyone. So, we can't tell you
how long.
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1/28/2004 10:10:39 AM
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Dr
x times
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1/28/2004 4:30:24 PM
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jr
blondee right it take about 2 years
from the time you catch it and
recurrence after this time peroid is
most likely to be a diffrent strain of
the virus from what i read think of all
the people that have scary huh
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1/30/2004 11:34:41 AM
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crzygurl
i am scared
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1/31/2004 9:04:01 AM
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mary
It is different for everyone - my
doctor said they would come back, it
might be one year, it might be 5 but
that was 12 years ago and they never
came back. My boyfriend at the time
had them too and his never came back
either. I guess we were lucky.
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1/31/2004 1:27:07 PM
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jeff2809
Mary:
When your doctor told you that, it was
back before all this new research had
been done showing the virus eventually
clears or goes to undetectable levels.
In fact, back then, there was no way to
test for the virus at all. Of course,
there's still no way in clinical
practice, but researchers do use some
sophisticated testing tools that were
not available 12 years ago.
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2/13/2004 12:49:18 AM
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Sorry
There is a 65% reaccurance in those who
only had them
snipped,burned,frozen,etc.And only a
15% reaccurance in those who ALSO used
ALDARA.
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