Is a man with hpv doomed forever never to get married and have his own family?

What is the solution for a man with hpv who has no family of his own but,wishes to have one?Is a man with hpv doomed forever never to get married and have his own family?
If your female partner has taken HPV vaccine, then your genital warts will not spread to your better half. You can also adopt safe sex in order to prevent the spread of viral STD. She can become pregnant by artificial insemination of your semen.


HPV can spread through skin-to-skin contact with any infected part of the body — but using a condom every time you have sex can significantly reduce your risk of contracting HPV.





If warts are visible on your genital area or your partner's, avoid sexual contact until the warts are treated. If you've developed genital warts for the first time, inform your sexual partner so that he or she can be screened for infection and, if necessary, receive treatment.





While it won't completely prevent genital warts or cervical cancer, a new vaccine known as Gardasil offers protection from the most dangerous types of HPV. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved the vaccine in June 2006. The national Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices recommends routine vaccination for girls age 11 and 12, as well as girls and women ages 13 to 26 if they haven't received the vaccine already. The vaccine is most effective if given to girls before they become sexually active.


Consult your doctor.Is a man with hpv doomed forever never to get married and have his own family?
most of the population have one of the types of hpv. Many have no symptoms so most people don't even know.. it's more common than the coldsore virus. Just avoid sex if you or your partner have the type of hpv that causes warts and you have a flare up with active genital warts (as these are contagious). For a woman with hpv it is essential to keep up to date with cervical smears as some types of hpv can cause cervical abnormalities which left untreated may cause cancer. So long as you stay on top of these things hpv should cause no problems in your life, nor should it affect you marrying or having children.
HPV will not stop you from having children, it's very rare for men to get HPV. It's a virus that you carry in your genes.


Relax, your life is not over, I promise, Hopefully one day you'll get married and find that right person. Maybe your sperm count is to low. IF the female you get with is very fertile, then you will have children. Trust me it doesn't have anything to do


with having HPV.Go find her and be happy!
HPV types are often referred to as “low-risk” (wart-causing) or “high-risk” (cancer-causing), based on whether they put a person at risk for cancer. In 90% of cases, the body’s immune system clears the HPV infection naturally within two years. This is true of both high-risk and low-risk types.
There are also women looking for men that have it. Search for HPV singles on the net.
try having hsv
He can marry a chick that has hpv too and they cans tart a wonderful life together...adopt some kids and hope there kids dont contact it whent hey aare older