Can HPV be cured?
The goal of the treatment is to control the virus, but it is important to understand that the HPV infection can't be cured.
Answered by John V. -
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The underlying HPV infection can't be cured. HPV stays in your body and can cause warts to appear in the future. ChaCha!
Answered by Lisa W. -
While there is no cure, the infection often clears on its own. If it does not, and treatment is needed, there are HPV treatments.
Answered by Vanessa W. -
No, like any type of viral infection, HPV stays in your body and can cause warts to appear in the future. It is treatable though.
Answered by Danielle K. -
HPV is a virus and there is no direct treatment for the virus But warts or other cell changes caused by the virus can be treated.
Answered by Laura P. -
No. HPV is a virus, there is no direct treatment for the virus. Warts or other cell changes caused by the virus can be treated.
Answered by Jolene T. -
Often, there are no symptoms of an HPV infection and the body clears the infection on its own over the course of a few years.
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