Health
Q1. Can the HPV vaccine cause cervical cancer? No, the HPV vaccine does not cause cervical cancer. In fact, the vaccine helps protect against the types of HPV that are most likely to cause cervical cancer.
Q2. Can men get HPV? Yes, men can get HPV and can pass it on to their sexual partners. HPV can cause penile cancer in men, as well as anal, throat, and tongue cancer.
Q3. Can HPV be cured? While there is no cure for HPV, most people’s immune systems are able to clear the virus on their own. In some cases, HPV can cause abnormal cell growth that can lead to cancer if not treated.
Q4. Can I still get HPV if I have only had one sexual partner? Yes, it is still possible to contract HPV even if you have only had one sexual partner. This is because HPV can be spread through skin-to-skin contact.