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Captain Cock
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Posted - Dec 7 2008 : 11:56AM
For a few weeks now, I'm in touch with a very nice girl, beautifull body, nice rack, good character, all that, but also with HPV.
I heard of possible vaccination for this virus, and I was wondering if any of you know a little bit more about this.
Can males be vaccinated for this? If so, how is the procedure?
Any information would be appareciated,
CC
Edited by - Captain Cock on Dec 7 2008
blowfish
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Posted - Dec 7 2008 : 1:42PM
I think the vaccination push is for women because that's who is in danger. I would be cool if the men could be prevented from being carriers.
Captain Cock
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Posted - Dec 7 2008 : 2:20PM
Seems all online documentation is purely focussed on women, 'cause of the danger of cancer. Also notice it is apparently pretty widespread, so perhaps less of an issue for men. Still, I never had warts or such, and would like to keep it that way if possible.
Kimi Lixx
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Posted - Dec 7 2008 : 6:19PM
Recent studies are showing that it prevents infection in males as well as it does in females. However, you need to understand that it doesn't cover ALL varieties of HPV, only a few. If your prospective nice girl has a type of HPV infection that is not covered by the vaccine, you could still catch it.
Captain Cock
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Posted - Dec 8 2008 : 11:34AM
Thanks for the answers.
I'll be asking my GP anyway, instead of pure cyber-doctoring, and will asks some more specifics from the lady in question, we're pretty open to each other anyway.
 
TheLoneGunman
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Posted - Dec 9 2008 : 11:46AM
At least 50% of sexually active men and 80% of sexually active women have HPV at one point or another in their lives, and the majority of those usually aren't even aware they have it. It's a pretty common STD. As long as your girl is getting a regular check-up (you too, by the way), it should pose any issues to your relationship.
I believe the vaccine is only recommended for those under 26, and it's more of a vaccine against cancer-causing HPV (yes, there's more than one kind of HPV) than immunity against all strains of it.
Kimi Lixx
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Posted - Dec 9 2008 : 1:06PM
It's effective at any age. It's recommended for youngsters because the thought is that the older you are the more likely you are to have had enough sexual partners to have already contracted the infection. The vaccine will not cure (or harm) an infected person, but also won't do them any good.
Personally, I'm thinking that unless you've been infected with ALL the strains of HPV, the vaccine is a good idea. You can have more than one HPV infection at once, and certainly you can have them serially.
Robin Goodfellow
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Posted - Dec 10 2008 : 8:38AM
What do you mean hpv?? hepatitis? your local community clinic will have it, you will go through 3 phases 3 shots I'm getting my third one now.
Kimi Lixx
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Posted - Dec 10 2008 : 10:44AM
HPV is not hepatitis.
Human papilloma virus
Hepatitis



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