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Originally Posted by galsharing
"Jolie saw doctor this morning at Golden Mile Tower, doctor said no signs of wart and lesion on mouth and virginal, carry out pap test, result normal"
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A whore is "virginal"?????? Hahahahahaha...
That's an oxymoron if I ever heard one!!
An HPV infection is often asympotic (no symptoms) so the absence of lesions does not mean anything. Neither does a negative PAP smear mean that no HPV infection is present.
A PAP smear looks for abnormal (dysplasic) cells. Most women who are infected with HPV have normal PAP smears.
However, I have to add that is very unlikely that warts would show up after such a short incumbation period. It usually takes months after the initial infection for warts to develop.
http://healthydevil.studentaffairs.d...ation/hpv.html
It is therefore almost certain that this particular member caught the virus a long time ago and not from the girl mentioned in this thread. In fact, it is more likely that she has now CAUGHT THE VIRUS from him rather than the other way round.
Condoms provide very little protection against HPV so anyone who indulges in commercial sex on a regular basis is probably infected.
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What is the incubation period of HPV?
The average incubation period, which begins immediately after the initial sexual contact with an infected person is three to six months. However, when HPV is transmitted from one person to another, the virus infects the top layers of the skin and can remain inactive or latent for months or possibly years before any warts or other signs of HPV infection appears. Because the virus can remain dormant, even in couples that have been mutually monogamous for many years, the woman may develop an abnormal Pap smear or dysplasia (abnormal cells) as a result of previous contact.
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