[quote]MaximusB wrote:
[quote]Justliftbrah wrote:
[quote]Facepalm_Death wrote:
[quote]Justliftbrah wrote:
[quote]Facepalm_Death wrote:
I think Hep B is one of those ones that isn’t always spread sexually, so maybe she got it from her mom at birth, bad blood transfusion, or something like that. it’s possible.
HPV i’m pretty sure is always spread sexually. But anyway these things are just asymptomatic sometimes and maybe either one of you got these a long time ago and just never knew. Either way you might want to retest. Did the tech tell you the probability of a false positive?[/quote]
You’re wrong because I got hpv 2 because I went barefoot inside of a locker room. As far as HEP goes if you ever came in contact with an infected needle or bodily fluids there’s a chance that could have occurred.
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How can you know you got HPV this way?[/quote]
Well I used process of elimination. I was a virgin and had warts on the bottom of my feet. It all began when I was was freshman in High School.
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It’s reasons like this that make me shake my head when men walk around barefoot in my gym locker room. I guess it’s better than walking by an old man with his leg up on a chair while drying his balls with his hair dryer. [/quote]
There are over 170 HPV viruses. 4 cause plantars warts, and are what you are describing. They are not STD’s. Then you have the STD related ones. There are several of them (about 20 I think) with about 10 being extremely high risk. Anyone who has them, especially women, need to be notified because they increase the risk of cancer, particularly cervical cancer exponentially. Most of the time external lesions are not their danger, its the “abnormal cell growth” that takes years to occur that will get people. Women need to notify their docs because they will have to get regular screenings to try to catch particular serious complications early.