Girlfriend had irregular papsmear, turned out to be cancerous cells, and had unprotected sex, should I worry?

Question

I know that cells can transfer from one body to another, but was wondering in particular if any of the cancerous cells that she had that rubbed off in me, can cause me any problems?

Answer 1

cancer no
HPV maybe, i would get tested for HPV it could have been what cause the cancer cells

Answer 2

You are safe. SHE is in trouble.

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Our bodies have 60 trillion--yes, trillion--cells, and there are always some mutating into cancer cells, but a healthy immune system kills them before they have a chance to get a foothold in the body.

It takes a LONG time, usually, or a high level of stressors, to weaken the immune system to the point where it won't do its job, but once cancer has formed, it will generally spread rapidly.

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Answer 3

You can't catch cancer from her cancer cells. But what can be spread is the human papilloma virus (HPV), which has been linked to cervical cancer. Some people who have HPV get cervical cancer (some don't).

If you are female, you should get a Pap smear yourself, and if you mention your exposure your doctor may also want to do a colposcopy, which is very similar to a Pap smear but is a better diagnostic tool.

If you are male, you may be infected with HPV but you are not at risk for developing cervical cancer. You are at risk for passing the virus on to other sexual partners.

Answer 4

Hi Doug, Is your girlfriend all right??? That would be a terrible thing to face. I hope everything works out for her. Now your question. Doug you cannot catch cancer it's not something that is floating in the air or having sex. Your okay why not start worrying about your girlfriend now!!! A Friend.

Clowmy

Answer 5

Cervical cancer is typically caused by the hpv virus, it will likely do nothing to you as a guy, but not only can you spread it back to your girl after she gets rid of it and the cancer hopefully, you can spread it to any other girls you have relations with in the future.

Please go to yout doctor and see if there's an antibiotic you should be taking, and please use a condom until you are both clear and free of the virus and her the cancer cells. (probably 6 months for her)

Answer 6

most likely she has HPV (human papilloma virus) which can cause cancerous cells....then leads to cervical cancer.

HPV symptoms don't display as much in men as it does for women, sometimes it just sits dormant for years. if you had unprotected sex you need to get tested. she could have passed the HPV to you.

Answer 7

No you can not "contract" cancer from her cells rubbing off on you.

Answer 8

Cancer is NOT contagious. So focus your attention on your girlfriend.

Answer 9

You cannot get cancer from another person.

Answer 10

cancer is not contagious go hold your girl