Hello dr before I ask my questions I was reading your answers to understand more about hpv but right now I’m confused, dr hhh said the genital hpv are transmitted only by sex but also he said that common hand and foot wart’s almost never transmitted to the oral or genital my questions is 

I’m confused because I was reading online Genital hpv or warts different strains than the feet wart hpv, hand and foot warts transmit to the foot and hand These viruses have different preferences for tissue type or location is that correct? 

I did my best to get answers from previous questions on the form but I didn’t get any clear answers 

And I want to be clear 

I have one more question 

Any Dr available to answer my questions? Thanks 

Test - any Dr can see my question? 

I’m sorry I want to add one more thing my dr she told me hiv test some time need 9 months to be positive is that right?? 

Welcome to our Forum.  Thanks for your questions.  I'll be glad to comment and hope that I can clarify things for you.  There are more than 100 different types of HPV.  Not all types infect the site sites.  Some HPV types preferentially infect the hands and feet, entirely different types infect the genitals or throat.  HPV is transmitted through DIRECT contact with an infected site- not in secretions, saliva or on inanimate objects.  Thus you cannot get HPV from sucking some else's feet, nor can you transmit HPV to someone else by sucking their hands or feet.   ---

Even if someone else sucked her feet 3 hours befor me ? 

Your dentist and dermatologist are incorrect. It would not matter if someone else sucked her feet before you.---

I was reading on Cleveland hospital website about hpv and they are saying Oral HPV is mostly transmitted by oral sex and mouth-to-mouth contact. Someone with HPV carries the virus in their saliva and mucus. It can spread if that saliva or mucus comes into contact with an open sore or cut in their partner’s mouth

And there is a infection 

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The statement you mention is an oversimplification and misleading.  As I said before, HPV is transmitted by DIRECT CONTACT with and infected site and is NOT transmitted in saliva or secretions.

 

Your doctor is being cautious.  The likelihood of you acquiring HPV from sucking on a partner's toes or feet is about as likely as being struck by lightning while reading this reply.  It is NOT a realistic concern..

You are not at risk. There is no reason to not kiss your family.  I recommend you forget about these concerns

 

This completes this thread.  No more questions.  EWH

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