恐尖锐湿疣 发个以前的帖子（带谷歌翻译）

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by H. Hunter Handsfield, M.D., Jun 20, 2006 12:00AM
Oral sex is very safe; the chance of any STD transmission is low.  The highest risk is for oral herpes being transferred to the genitals of the partner receiving oral sex.  HPV is not normally transmitted by oral sex, in either direction.  No STD, including HPV, is transmitted by hand-to-genital contact or vice versa.  (Some people claim there are exceptions, and they may be right--but if so, it is rare.)

You absolutely have no obligation to inform your partner or anyone else of your past genital warts.  That infection probably is now gone; but even if not, you could not have transmitted it to his hands.  And there is no reason to suspect that your HPV infection also involved your mouth, so performing oral sex on your partner didn't risk HPV transmission.

Nobody knows how long HPV can be transmitted after warts clear up, so there is no hard and fast rule about informing future partners.  But since you had recurrent warts (although no way to know whether they really were recurrent, or a new infection), perhaps you have greater risk than other persons to have persistent infection.  The conservative (and polite) approach would be to inform future partners of your recent infection.  But if you go a full year without reappearance of warts, in my opinion you would not need to inform partners after that.

由H.猎人Handsfield，医学博士，2006年6月20日上午12:00
口交是很安全的;任何性病传播的可能性很低。最高的风险是用于口腔疱疹被传递到伙伴**口交的生殖器。 HPV通常不会通过口交传播，在任一方向。没有性病，包括人乳头瘤病毒是通过用手触摸生殖器接触，反之亦然传输。 （有些人声称有例外，他们可能是对的 - 但即便如此，它是罕见的。）

你绝对没有义务告知你的伴侣或其他人你过去的生殖器疣。这可能是感染，现在消失了;但即使没有，你不可能传送到他的手中。而且也没有理由怀疑你的HPV感染也参与你的嘴，所以口交对你的伴侣没有HPV的风险传递。

没有人知道多久的HPV可以传输后疣清理，所以没有通知关于未来的合作伙伴硬性规定。但既然你有经常性疣（虽然没办法知道他们是否真的是经常性的，或新感染），也许你比其他人更大的风险有持续感染。保守（礼貌）的方法是告知你最近的感染未来的合作伙伴。但是如果你去满一年不疣的再现，在我看来，你就不需要在这之后通知合作伙伴。