can my partner still get warts after i get them removed?

Answer 1

Yes, you partner can still get warts even if yours are removed.

HPV, the virus that causes genital warts, is not curable. Once you have it, you will always be contagious. Even if you have had the warts removed, you can still shed virus from your skin. On top of that, the warts CAN GROW BACK.

But all is not lost. Only 1% of people carrying wart strains of HPV will ever have warts. Sorry you had to be one of them, but at least your partner might not get them, even if s/he contracted the virus from you.

Because you do have HPV, you need to always use protection during sex. It's not perfect since condoms can't cover all the skin on the genitals (HPV is spread thru skin contact, not fluids). But some coverage is far better than none at all.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

you should be treated first before having a sexual activities with your partner. you should be extra careful ..