Hpv

[btmjockpig]

Hey Men
Wanted to find out from any of you that have experiences with HPV.
I just had a colonoscopy and my doctor is sending me to a specialist to take care of this.
Wanted to find out about your experiences and what the procedure is from here.
More importantly is there going to be a recovery period after whatever the doctor does to remove them….Can I get the HPV vaccine after this to prevent it again?
Just want to get a feel for who’s been through this so I can ask my doctor some intelligent questions when I meet with her.
Thanks

[fuckhole]

The HPV vaccine protects against 4 types of HPV. There are about 40 types of HPV. It could prevent the other 3 types. You will not be protected against the 1 you already have. The vaccines are approved for females. Your Doc may give you the vaccine. Why not ask if she will. HPV in men usually goes away on its own.
GOOD LUCK and PLAY SAFE

[rodfist]

Whilst site is for the UK NHS (National Health Service), info /background on this URL may help

http://search3.openobjects.com/kbroker/nhs/nhsdirect/search.lsim?cs=iso-8859-1&hs=0&sm=0&ha=1054&sc=nhs&mt=0&sb=0&nh=5&qt=HPV

[NUMBER4940]

There is a cream called Aldara that can reduce HPV in the rectum and actually after a period of treatment, your body somehow changes and you will no longer need the cream. The warts my come back under certain circumstances, though. It's not perfect, but it beats going in to the dermatologist's office every week or so for liquid nitrogen treatments!

Ask for it.

[DCkinkstud]

All good info, but one correction -- once you have HPV, the virus itself does NOT go away. It acts in much the same way as the herpes virus. The warts or lesions themselves may not appear for months or even years at a time....and in some cases, may never appear again once you've successfully eliminated them. But the virus that causes the warts always remains dormant in the skin of the affected area...capable of causing new warts at any time.

Successfully eliminating the warts almost always requires multiple treatments -- often 2-3. After they're removed the first time, you should be checked again every 6 months for the first couple of years, then once/year thereafter. If they are not removed, certain strains of the HPV virus will cause the warts to change into malignant lesions and can, over time, cause rectal cancer.

Also, these warts are extremely contagious -- both on the penis and in the rectum. They may not always appear as what we think of as "warts"....sometimes they look more like flat, dark moles that are not even raised. If you have any such visible spots on your dick (yes, even if you have had them for many years!), do you and your play partners a favor and have them examined by a dermatologist before you cause someone a very painful and potentially life-threatening experience.

One final thing -- you don't have to bareback to transfer the warts into someone's rectum. You also can pass along the warts by stroking your dick, getting the virus on your fingers, then when you insert your fingers into the guy's ass you can transfer them there -- without ever inserting the dick. So, careful guys! If you have any questionable spots on your dick at all, it's a very good idea to only stroke with one hand (always the same hand, left or right), and use the other hand for playing with your friend's ass.

[NUMBER4940]

DC,

Those were excellent points to make.

Also, getting rimmed can also transfer it I would imagine.

And, also. If you have HPV on your ass or somewhere else, and you shave that area with a razor. You can spread it to another area by using that same razor!

That's how I got a breakout on my chin. I tried everything under the sun to get rid of it (even the Aldara), and nothing worked...until I tried Apple Cider Vinegar. That worked somewhat. (I won't get into the instructions here, but if you need them, look them up or message me.) Now the big wart is gone, but there are instead smaller ones in the same area that are pretty much invisible unless you're looking for them. So, it is fucking strange, but yea.

STDs suck!