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I was smelling my toilet paper to see if my discharges smell or not and it suddenly touch my lips for a second or less. I wash my lips with soap. Can i spread hpv virus to my lips? I have a normal pap last month. And once had a bumb in my genitals that my dr said it is not much like a genital wart and more like achronic ingrown hair. She freezed it in case of any mistake and since then(1 month) i have not developed any other bumps.
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