good friend of mine went her gyn and they told her she has\nSPV.what is that..im scared for hee and me because i dated one of her old boyfriend..do you get that from sahring a drink or is it a std?
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I have not heard of SPV. HPV is human papilloma virus. It is an STD and certain strains can cause cervical cancer.
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It's a STD that i believe is permanment, which means no cure but can be treated kinda.  It should matter to you if you have it and if you have had unprotected sex then you definitely have it for sure.  Go see your gyno and get checked out and learn more about the STD.  Also, if your bf has known that he's had it for over 2 years and said nothing then you should be very angry.  So you decide if you're going to be with him or not.  Just remember though, if you get with another guy you're going to have to tell him you have this too.
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Another important thing to realize is that HPV often has NO SYMPTOMS so it might be hard to diagnose someone with HPV. Definitely get checked next time you go to the gyno.\n\nThanks for the reminder! :)
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They probably want to make sure HPV is sly and it can really mess you up the bad thing is guys can have it and never know it so they can unintentionally spread it yet most are too embarrased to get themselves checked.\n\nGuys if you're diggin' in her trench keep your shovel clean. get yo' self checked and get over your ego.\n\nI did while i was single three times a year until i was married and it doesn't matter if the girl you'e sleeping with is Ms. Pristine Princess who never would do anything nasty and definately isn't a skank.....get your bait and tackle serviced
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Okay first off she doesn't have herpes. You get herpes by direct skin to skin contact and by having sex with someone. So since you didn't do either of those she doesn't have it.\n\nI'm also kind of doubting you have it. I would think a person who has the virus wouldn't joke around about it and would be a little more knowledgeable about it. Please do a little more research before you post questions like these.
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Registered Nurse here; I must agree with you, however this is not the laws on sexually transmitted disease that governor our state.  Now keep in mind, HIV/AIDS, is a death sentence, however the law is on the side of the individual with the disease.  Trust is a wonderful thing, but in this day and age, I believe casual sex is not a healthy choice.  For many people do lie about there sexually history, especially if it involves an STD.  The only thing to make sure is you and your potential partner get tested prior to taking that step.  Hopefully if your both willing to get tested, it's not a one night stand and your relationship has potential.  If you don't heed this advice, make sure condoms are used.  Will not prevent STD's, but decreases your chances of contacting one.  Thanks for the opportunity to address this question.
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If you are really worried about it-make an appt. with a gyno and stop asking questions on the web. Yes these people may have had the same bumps but it may or may not be what you have going on 'down there'so you can not be sure how to treat it until you know what it is. Whether it be trush or an std you should not treat it with anything until a doctor checks you out and tells you what it is...exactly!
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Your boyfriend could have gotten herpes before he was with you.  It can lie dormant in the body for years before symptoms appear, or you can get symptoms right away if your immune system is weak.  I just depends on the person.  It's probably not good to play the blame game, because he'll never know how or where he got it.  And it is possible that you gave it to him, unless you've never been with anyone before.  Like I said, you'll never know who got what and when, so it's just better to accept it and move on from there.  Hope this is helpful to you.
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not sure but you mght want to go check it out with a doctor before it gets any worse or turns out to be something very seriouse\n\nhave you had unprotected sex??\n\nmight want to think back on that
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well its already happened so there really is nothing to change the situation. i would say find out if protection was used if not take the next day pill. and in a few weeks go get tested for std's just to be safe. and next time u go drinking take a friend with u to help prevent it from happening again. its called the buddy system.
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no, not an STD...no way to get a STD. Probably a broken or damage blood vessel from yanking too hard...calm down, it will go away with time...now take it easy and stop with the rough handling! Or you will go blind LOL
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You obviously have more than a few issues…..Are you that desperate for attention?  You seem pretty young, so here is some advice for you:  No, you should not sleep with your best friend’s boyfriend.  She’s your BEST friend right?  I doubt the guy is your soul mate or anything; he’s just a guy who is paying you some attention.  That may make you feel good now, maybe even good enough to make you do it, but afterwards, you will (or should) feel dirty, and he will most likely treat you like you’re dirty too.  He will never respect you.  Do you really want to be involved with a guy who you have to share?  He won’t be your boyfriend. (You will be alone on Valentine’s Day, Christmas, your birthday, etc.)  You will only have him when your friend is too busy for him. Your friend may or may not find out, but you will know what you did, and that will always weigh on you.  The guy is obviously a cheater, and has probably been around the block a few times.  What if he gives you a disease, like Herpes?  You will have it for THE REST OF YOUR LIFE.   If you think that you like sex now, wait a few years.  It gets a whole lot better.  You don’t want something dumb that you do right now ruining it for you for the rest of your life.  Have some respect for yourself.  Save sex for someone that you love and trust, someone who is concerned with your best interests. I promise you that you will never regret in the long run.  However, if you choose to sleep with him you will regret it, at some point.  Be a good person, stay away from the guy, and tell your friend that she is with a loser, before she gets hurt or catches something from him that ruins her life.  Since you don’t seen to have a whole lot of confidence, you should just concentrate on you for a while.  Stay in school; find out what makes you happy (not what you think makes other people like you), and just try to be a good person.  If you do, you will eventually be truly confident, comfortable, and happy with the person that you are.  You won’t want a loser like this guy anywhere near you, and you will most likely be pursued by some really great guys, because confidence is the most attractive quality that a person can have.
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It's not necessarily your fault as it only takes one sexual encounter to contract an STD. It sounds like genital warts, caused by the Human Papilloma Virus. They can increase the risk of cervical cancer in women so you must see a doctor to get this treated.\n\nTry not to worry, genital warts themselves are largely harmless but you both need to see a doctor and get checked out.
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definitely..its an std that not too many people know about. the guys are carrier.  when you go in for your yearly pap, that is what the doctor is checking for.
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you have to tell him somehow, it depends how close you are, if your really close and can confront him do so as he needs to get checked out aswell, and any previous partners.\nyou can arrange for your gp to send an anonymous note to him if in UK, if your elsewhere im not sure if you can do this but then you could send him an anonymous note. start wearing condoms from now on if you continue to have sex. herpes is an std and if you have this condoms wont protect you as this can be all over the genital area, in which case when you can see or feel sores get a special herpes crem from your chemist and dont have sex for a few days, 3 of my friends have this and aparantly its very painful even to pee if you dont use creams. i think the cream is called aclicovir.\nyou need to find out exactly what stds you could have. these cannot be treated yet by the way, only the effects softened as with herprs.\nhopefully if yu do have something it is just an sti which can be treated. although if you have stis for a long while it can cause fertility problrms and pelvic inflamatory disease, so this may be how you got pid. good luck.
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Registered Nurse here;  Hun it sounds like a yeast infection, however with a yeast infection it usually doesn't soak your panties.  I would strongly suggest that you make an appointment with your GYN, no this is not what you wanted to here.  But you really don't want to speculate about this.  Someone could experience the exact same symptoms as you and it be an all together different type of infection.  It certainly does not sound like a STD.  If fact it sounds Begin, however please go for a check-up, could be something just beginning to brew, and your GYN, would be able to catch it very early.  Thanks for the opportunity to address your question.
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I just went through a year and a half of HPV and first off...your are fine. And some of these answers are simply NOT CORRECT.  \n\nBH and cptkmwallman - If the test came back "high risk" then YES, it IS HPV..."High risk" is a form of HPV...its the kind that does not cause genital warts, but has a higher risk of causing cancer, it has nothing to do with how much sex you have had.\n\n MISS MARY - HPV is not caused by "genital warts" genital warts are a form of "low risk HPV".  \n\nHigh Risk HPV - the most common form of HPV.  DOES NOT cause genital warts.  It means that your pap detected abnormal cells in your vagina (cervix).  This is not the end of the world...something like 80% of women have this type of HPV.  It will go away on its own, but if you dont take frequent pap tests (every 6 months) it could develop into cancer.  Sometimes with high risk HPV, the abnormal cells are clustered together and a doctor can actually remove them using a number of procedures.  I only had a few and after 3 paps, my test came back normal.\n\nLow-risk HPV - This is the type of HPV that CAUSES genital warts.  This is less common and again, the doctors have a number of ways to remove warts and again, it will go away on its own.\n\nOnce you have had HPV, you will always have it in your system, but most likely you will not experience another problem.  \n\nDont worry or feel bad like you have a horrible STD...remember, almost everywoman will experience some form of HPV in her life...it is just that common.  Just concern yourself with preventing cervical cancer by taking frequent paps and you should recieve a normal one within 2 years most likely.\n\nI hope this answers your question...I sure did my studying and asking after my first abnormal pap.\n\nAND GOOD LORD PEOPLE>>>HIGH RISK DOES NOT HAVE ANYTHING TO DO WITH HOW MANY SEXUAL PARTNERS YOU HAVE HAD< YOU COULD HAVE HAD 1 PARTNER AND STILL HAVE HIGH RISK HPV.