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About HPV warts
Am a sexually active male. Few months ago I got hpv warts on my genital and later they got cleaned on their own completely without any treatment. Now my doubt is if virus still present in my body?
If yes, what complications it may cause later In my life?
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Genital warts are usually caused by low-risk HPV types, most commonly HPV 6 and 11. The fact that your warts disappeared on their own is reassuring and is consistent with the body's immune system controlling the infection. However, disappearance of visible warts does not prove that HPV has completely disappeared; the virus may remain at an undetectable level for some time and can occasionally cause recurrence. Most HPV infections eventually clear naturally and do not cause long-term problems.
The HPV types responsible for genital warts are different from the high-risk HPV types associated with cancers, so having genital warts does not mean that you are going to develop cancer. Persistent infection with certain high-risk HPV types can contribute to penile, anal oropharyngeal cancers, but these are not the usual wart-causing types.
Next Steps
There is generally no recommended routine HPV test for an otherwise healthy man simply to determine whether HPV has cleared, particularly when there are no visible lesions. If new bumps or warts appear, have them examined by a dermatologist/urologist rather than assuming every genital bump is HPV. If you have not received the HPV vaccine, it is worth discussing vaccination with your doctor because it can protect against several HPV types, although it does not treat an existing infection. For better treatment and personalised guidance, you may connect with us at 9 3 1 5 6 6 1 5 6 5 for proper treatment and guidance.
Health Tips
Use condoms consistently to reduceâbut not completely eliminateâthe possibility of HPV transmission because HPV can affect skin not covered by a condom. Avoid sexual contact while visible genital warts are present. Maintain good general health and avoid smoking, as these measures support overall immune and sexual health. Most importantly, don't remain excessively worried about a past episode of genital wartsâspontaneous resolution is common and the majority of HPV infections are controlled naturally by the immune system. Thank you
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