Can HPV positive infect my husband?

If a woman is infected with HPV, does the man have to be tested and receive treatment? In fact, this is not an absolute question. We know that for women infected with HPV, it is undoubtedly caused by foreign factors, but whether it can infect men depends on their personal situation, which is not certain. So, will a positive HPV test infect my husband?

A positive HPV test may infect men, or it is possible that men may not be infected. It is all uncertain. This is not just for men. Even in AIDS, it is like this. If women are infected, boys will definitely get it. This is all uncertain. In fact, in terms of the way things are transmitted through our sexual behavior, it is believed that for common sexually transmitted diseases, men are more likely to transmit them to women. In the past, the chances of infecting men were relatively small. This is caused by different physiological structures, which everyone can understand.

During sexual intercourse with women, he acts as a protein kinase, right? From the perspective of transmission, the perspective of the transmission of sexually transmitted pathogens, I think men have more chances of infecting women. The chances of women infecting men are relatively small.

However, this is a possible event. As for the question of whether a woman who is actually infected can pass it on to her husband and her sexual partners, she can only go to the hospital for a check-up. Let's talk about it after the situation is clear, but it must be tested, because when it comes to the treatment of sexually transmitted diseases, we almost always recommend that both parties be tested and treated at the same time. Both sides are exactly the same.

There is no need to worry too much about the problem. If there is a problem, do a liver check. Check both sides to see if there is any problem. If there is no problem, OK, that's it. If there is no problem, treat it yourself. If there is a problem, treat it elsewhere. The treatment for men is relatively simple, especially for problems such as genital warts, herpes, and mycoplasma and chlamydia.

It is relatively easier to treat men because their structures are more exposed, especially genital warts are relatively easy to treat. I don't have too many concerns here. Maybe at this time, because the girl may ask this question, or sometimes, she has a new boyfriend, which makes her boyfriend worried.

In fact, I have always said that in today's era, cohabitation before marriage is more common, so if you have this problem, if the girl has a problem, then communicate with the other party clearly. Maybe the other party, he may have had a girlfriend before, and you may have had a boyfriend before, then no one can blame anyone. Our infection is all about prostitution and selling bodies. It is among our multiple sexual partners that this kind of virus is transmitted to each other. If one person has a problem, we should quickly find out whether the other party has it. If so, we should seek treatment as soon as possible.