4/21/2004 10:35:16 AM
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DIr
Up to now, no medicine can cure hpv
inflection. You can still inflect
someone even no warts existing.
Therefore, you should seriously
consider what you would done!
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4/21/2004 9:37:03 PM
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Guys don't show any symptoms of high
risk hpv and usually nothing happens to
them (lucky bastards) but I would say
if it really bothers you not telling
him then... tell him, but personally I
don't know if I would.
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4/22/2004 6:09:59 PM
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Original poster
Why is it all the bad things happen to
us women? I swear I wish I was a guy
more and more every day expecailly
since I have been living with this
disease. It sux royally- It is not fair
It is like I feel like I was born
the godnam wrong gender!!! It really
eerks me
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4/25/2004 1:28:11 AM
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If he is your friend then he will
understand. If it means losing a
friend to clear your conscience then
he wasn't your friend in the first
place. It happened before you knew
about it. He may want to know so that
he isn't surprised when some girl
comes to him and says "you gave me
hpv". In the long run he may realize
you did a good thing by telling him
and he can get tested to find out if
he even contracted it.
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4/25/2004 1:30:21 AM
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A real friend will understand and
eventually forgive you for any
mistake. It is because of so
much "hush hush" that so many people
have contracted hpv. Real friends
don't keep important things from each
other.
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5/8/2004 1:37:28 AM
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young one
Well..i am only 15 yearold female and i
have had genital warts ever since i was
about 8 or so.i have never had any
sexual contact..and well cant now.i
dont understand how i got them.some say
that kids can be born with them but i
dont really kno, or that kids can get
them from parents when changing a baby
or giving them a bath.so i am really
confused and i have no body to talk
to.i just feel horrible and i dont feel
like a can have a good relationship..
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