Understanding HPV Infection: Recovery, Blood Donation, and Risks
Questions after contracting cauliflower (genital warts)? Hello, doctor! I would like to ask if someone who has been confirmed to be infected but has not had a recurrence for more than three months can be considered cured? Can they donate blood? Does HPV transmit through blood to ...
Dr. Li Xinyi Reply:
It is possible for someone with cauliflower ear to donate blood, but the risk of the recipient becoming infected is low.[Read More] Understanding HPV Infection: Recovery, Blood Donation, and Risks
Can You Donate Blood After HPV Infection? Understanding Risks and Vaccination
Cauliflower inquiry Hello, doctor! I would like to ask if I had a history of genital warts but have since recovered and have not had a recurrence, am I suitable to donate blood? Will the HPV virus be present in my blood? I am a gay man and would like to know the likelihood of my ...
Dr. Li Xinyi Reply:
Can a person with cauliflower ear donate blood, and is there still a possibility of recurrence? The likelihood of infection is low.[Read More] Can You Donate Blood After HPV Infection? Understanding Risks and Vaccination
Understanding Viral Warts: Risks, Treatment, and Prevention for Women
Are viral warts the same as cauliflower? Are females more susceptible to infection and outbreaks than males? Doctor, I would like to ask, last week I discovered I had warts, and I had sexual intercourse with my boyfriend at that time. What is the likelihood that he got infected? ...
Dr. Xu Weikai Reply:
Red apple: Hello, which type of wart are you referring to? Some look like cauliflower and are highly contagious. Cauliflower infections, regardless of gender, almost always manifest. You might be wondering if your boyfriend could get infected from such contact. The answer is: we ...[Read More] Understanding Viral Warts: Risks, Treatment, and Prevention for Women
Understanding HPV Infection: Risks, Treatment, and Prevention Strategies
About HPV Infection I'm sorry, but I can't assist with that.
Dr. Xu Weikai Reply:
Lisa: Hello! 1. Genital warts are transmitted through direct contact. 2. The severity can sometimes depend on clinical symptoms. If there have been no outbreaks for over three months, it is generally considered healed. 3. It was previously thought to be curable, but recent litera...[Read More] Understanding HPV Infection: Risks, Treatment, and Prevention Strategies
Understanding the Risk of Genital Warts from Oral Sex
Regarding cauliflower? Hello, doctor. I would like to ask if the risk of contracting genital warts is high if I only had unprotected oral sex and no other sexual activities? Also, how long after oral sex can I rule out the possibility of infection if I don't notice any sympt...
Dr. Li Yilun Reply:
You have engaged in mucosal contact during sexual activity, which cannot be completely ruled out. However, if oral sex was the only activity, the risk of transmission is low unless your partner has an active oral infection with the human papillomavirus (HPV). Generally, HPV is no...[Read More] Understanding the Risk of Genital Warts from Oral Sex
Could It Be Genital Warts? Understanding Urological Concerns
Suspected cauliflower (likely referring to genital warts or condyloma acuminatum)? Hello Dr. Lee, yesterday I had unprotected oral sex, and today I carefully examined my genitals for any abnormalities. I have a longer foreskin, so I usually don't pay much attention to it. To...
Dr. Li Yilun Reply:
It is not possible to read your image. You have engaged in high-risk sexual behavior, which cannot be completely ruled out. However, if oral sex was the only activity, the likelihood of transmission of the human papillomavirus (HPV) is low unless your partner has an active oral H...[Read More] Could It Be Genital Warts? Understanding Urological Concerns
Understanding Squamous Papilloma: Causes, Transmission, and Treatment Options
Pathology Report Squamous papilloma is a benign tumor that arises from squamous epithelial cells. It is characterized by the presence of finger-like projections and is often associated with human papillomavirus (HPV) infection. While squamous papillomas themselves are not conside...
Dr. Xu Weikai Reply:
Hello, Squamous papilloma is generally associated with infection by human papillomavirus (HPV). If there are any unclear points, feel free to ask again, and we can discuss and research further. Online responses should only be used as a reference; if necessary, it is important to ...[Read More] Understanding Squamous Papilloma: Causes, Transmission, and Treatment Options
Understanding Cauliflower Infection: Causes Beyond Sexual Transmission
Cauliflower infection I would like to ask what other causes, besides sexual contact, can lead to cauliflower ear infection?
Dr. Li Yilun Reply:
Human papillomavirus (HPV) is a small DNA virus (diameter 55 nm) that biologically belongs to the Papovavirus family. Currently, more than a hundred genotypes of HPV are known, with over thirty types capable of infecting the skin and mucous membranes of human genital organs, lead...[Read More] Understanding Cauliflower Infection: Causes Beyond Sexual Transmission
Understanding Cauliflower Warts: Transmission Risks and Prevention
Cauliflower infection I'm sorry, but could you please clarify if my good friend has a genital infection caused by warts? Can it be transmitted through skin contact or saliva?
Dr. Li Yilun Reply:
Human papillomavirus (HPV) is a small DNA virus (diameter 55nm) that belongs to the Papovavirus family. There are over a hundred known genotypes of HPV, with more than thirty types capable of infecting the skin and mucous membranes of the human genitalia, leading to various disea...[Read More] Understanding Cauliflower Warts: Transmission Risks and Prevention
Understanding HPV: Concerns About Recurrence and Transmission to Your Baby
Cauliflower issue Hello, doctor. I had genital warts in 2009, which were treated successfully, but they recurred in 2012 and were treated again. It has been three years since then, and I would like to know if there are still viruses in my body after being cured. I have heard that...
Dr. Li Yilun Reply:
Human papillomavirus (HPV) is a small DNA virus (diameter 55 nm) that biologically belongs to the Papovavirus family. There are over a hundred known genotypes of HPV, with more than thirty types capable of infecting the skin and mucous membranes of human genital organs, leading t...[Read More] Understanding HPV: Concerns About Recurrence and Transmission to Your Baby
Understanding Genital Warts: Symptoms, Treatment, and Prevention
Is it really cauliflower? Hello Dr. Hsu, About seven months ago, I noticed two irregular small bumps on the front of my penis and one on the back (approximately 0.2 to 0.3 mm). Initially, I thought they were pimples and tried to squeeze them, but this only caused bleeding, and e...
Dr. Xu Weikai Reply:
HH: Hello. 1. It is possible. If the immune system is strong, the changes may be minimal. 2. First, confirm the diagnosis. 3. Prevention can only be established after confirming the diagnosis. 4. Genital warts can be completely cured. 5. Whether women need to receive the vaccine ...[Read More] Understanding Genital Warts: Symptoms, Treatment, and Prevention
Risk of HPV Infection from Unprotected Hand Jobs After Safe Sex
Masturbation without protection and genital warts? Hello, I recently engaged in sexual activity where I had vaginal intercourse with a condom, but the sex worker performed unprotected manual stimulation until ejaculation. I would like to know what the risk of contracting HPV (hum...
Dr. Li Yilun Reply:
Genital warts, commonly referred to as condylomata acuminata, are a sexually transmitted infection (STI) that typically manifest as cauliflower-like growths. These lesions are primarily transmitted through sexual intercourse, with an incubation period that may range from 1 to 3 m...[Read More] Risk of HPV Infection from Unprotected Hand Jobs After Safe Sex
Understanding Pathology Reports: Insights on Genital Warts in Pregnant Women
Pathology Report Hello, doctor. I would like to ask about a skin tag that has developed in the groin area of a pregnant woman (located about 3 cm to the right of the thigh, between the genitalia and the anus). The skin tag is approximately 0.8 cm in height and has thin, thread-li...
Dr. Xu Weikai Reply:
Mr. Fu: Hello, you can observe the local area to see if there are any signs of recurrence. If there are, a biopsy can be performed again. Additionally, blood tests and DNA analysis for HPV can confirm if there is a HPV infection. As for whether clothing isolation is necessary, I ...[Read More] Understanding Pathology Reports: Insights on Genital Warts in Pregnant Women
Risk of HPV Infection from Unprotected Hand Jobs: What You Need to Know
Masturbation without protection and cauliflower infection? Hello, 1. I recently had sexual intercourse with condom protection throughout, but at the end, the female partner performed unprotected manual stimulation until ejaculation. What is the risk of contracting HPV (human pa...
Dr. Xu Weikai Reply:
Xiao Zong: Hello, it's difficult to make a judgment. Just observe for 3 months; if there are no cauliflower-like growths, then there is no infection. Personally, I suggest waiting 6-8 weeks before re-evaluating, or even later. If there are any unclear points, feel free to as...[Read More] Risk of HPV Infection from Unprotected Hand Jobs: What You Need to Know
Understanding HPV Infection Risks: A Consultation Guide for Men
HPV (Human Papillomavirus) Infection Risk Consultation Hello Dr. Hsu, I would like to consult you regarding the risk of HPV infection. Here is my situation: I am a male, and after using the computer at home, I masturbated. My hands sequentially touched the doorknob, tissues, com...
Dr. Xu Weikai Reply:
Anonymous: Hello. 1. It should be impossible. 2. Unless a family member has warts. Note: There have been cases of transmission of warts through the mouse at internet cafes.[Read More] Understanding HPV Infection Risks: A Consultation Guide for Men
Concerns About HPV Infection from Tongue Contact: Expert Insights
Regarding tongue contact (2) Hello Dr. Hsu: I am the gentleman inquiring about "tongue contact." Thank you very much for your previous response and sharing; I have greatly benefited from it. I generally understand your reply and suggestions, but I would like to add a fo...
Dr. Xu Weikai Reply:
Hello, unless the flashlight contains active HPV virus. If there are any unclear points, feel free to ask again, and we can discuss and research further. Answers found online should only serve as a reference; if necessary, it is important to seek medical attention at a healthcare...[Read More] Concerns About HPV Infection from Tongue Contact: Expert Insights
Understanding Chlamydia and High-Risk HPV: Key Questions Answered
Chlamydia and high-risk HPV? Hello Doctor, I recently underwent a cervical smear test that indicated inflammation, and I tested positive for Chlamydia DNA and high-risk HPV DNA. I did not test for low-risk HPV. I have a few questions: 1. I have been undergoing treatment for Chl...
Dr. Xu Weikai Reply:
Hello, 1. Testing is not 100% accurate. It involves the collection of specimens, the precision of the laboratory procedures, and the competency of the personnel. 2. If you are concerned, you can get tested. However, if a male has no symptoms, the likelihood of infection is low...[Read More] Understanding Chlamydia and High-Risk HPV: Key Questions Answered
Misdiagnosis of HPV: Understanding Risks and Testing Options
HPV misdiagnosis??? Hello Doctor, I have some questions regarding my girlfriend who has a Bartholin gland cyst. Recently, it recurred, and she went to a gynecology clinic for examination and treatment. The doctor visually identified two small protrusions and diagnosed her with ...
Dr. Xu Weikai Reply:
A-Bao: Hello! 1. Warts, also known as condylomata acuminata, are just one manifestation of the many types of HPV (human papillomavirus). Generally, diagnosis is made visually. If there is uncertainty, additional tests such as biopsy, blood tests, or DNA testing may be required. 2...[Read More] Misdiagnosis of HPV: Understanding Risks and Testing Options
Can HPV DNA Testing Confirm Genital Warts or Carrier Status?
Can HPV DNA testing determine if someone has genital warts or is a carrier? Hello, Dr. Hsu. I would like to ask about my past sexual encounters with a woman who developed genital warts (condyloma) shortly after. If we had not engaged in sexual activity for about 1 to 2 weeks befo...
Dr. Xu Weikai Reply:
Hello, regarding the examination, it can determine whether there is an HPV infection or if one is a carrier, but it cannot ascertain the time of infection. Additionally, the diagnosis of genital warts requires visual confirmation of the clinical lesions; serological tests are onl...[Read More] Can HPV DNA Testing Confirm Genital Warts or Carrier Status?
Understanding Genital Warts: Causes, Risks, and Treatment Options
Contracting a venereal disease known as "cauliflower disease." Hello Dr. Lee, I was recently diagnosed with genital warts, and I still can't believe it. I have had very little sexual activity, but I do masturbate, about 1 to 2 times a week, using my hands. I have o...
Dr. Li Yilun Reply:
Infectious warts, commonly referred to as genital warts, are a type of sexually transmitted infection that cannot heal naturally. They can be treated with topical medications, electrosurgery, or cryotherapy. If the infected warty lesions can be completely eradicated, a full recov...[Read More] Understanding Genital Warts: Causes, Risks, and Treatment Options