Personal Experiences with HPV and Genital Warts

Wart in the world is going on you ask!This section is here to help new visitors deal with HPV and Genital Warts. As many of with warts know, it takes some time to come to terms with the discovery of warts, abnormal pap results or cervical cancer. Please share your story with the community!

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Posted: 10/12/2009
so confused- - (3 ) comments.

i was in a relationship with a man who said he had warts almost 8 years ago that never came back. he was with another woman unprotected for almost a year and she never got hpv. i was still nervous but insisted on condoms. one night he had sex with me unprotected and i didn't realize at first..but i didn't stop him. it upset me and i broke up with him. 4 months later n i see a wart on my anus. what do i do? my dr appt is 2 weeks away n i'm freakin! does hpv ever go away? some sites say yes some no

Comments:

11/6/2009 12:47:09 AM - ROSY
THEY DO GO AWAY .. IF you HELP UR IMMUNE SYSTEM FIGHT IT OFF!! YOU CAN DO THAT BY TAKING VITAMINS & LIVING A HEALTHY LIVESTYLE!!=)

11/10/2009 11:24:55 AM - ash
what type of vitamins?

11/11/2009 9:55:56 AM - nelson mandela
I got them on the island.
Now they aregone thanks to Apple cider
vinegar. Seriously try it betterstill
research first you see it will work .
Also try to relax , drink lots of
water, never ever smoke and eat
healthy food, exercise and stop
worrying Up to 75% of everyone will
get hpv at some stage of their lives.

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