sex after treatment for HPV P16+ cancer - for married & single ex-patients

Are there any restrictions on sex (in a committed hetero relationship) after treatment? Is there any evidence that post-Tx sexual relations can cause a reoccurrence of HPV16+? Also - for patients treated for HPV16+ who are not married & single - were they to have multiple female partners - is there a risk of reoccurrence for HPV16+ tonsillar cancer? for non-married ex-HPV16+ patients?
* My med. onc. was part of the study where they just dropped it mid-study as their results showed that spouses (usually women given the male prevalence of HPV16+) were at no greater risk than anyone in the general population - hence why the dropped the research study.
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Hello, ChiefProton, and welcome to the CSN H&N discussion forum.
I would think that the percentage of risk has not changed. I believe it would remain constant except if someone has and active skin change or If you're actively developing genital warts or notice skin changes, like discoloration, bumps, or sores, you should check in with your doctor before being active.
Here is an article that covers the subject very well though not that long of a read…
OB/GYNs Answer All Your Questions About Having Sex With HPVAlso, there was quite a lengthy discussion on this forum previously, in 2013, and it is covered quite well from a personal aspect right here from our folks on CSN H&N. There are 2 pages of discussion at the bottom, click page 2.
HPV P-16 Throat Cancer Survivor-Am I Putting My Sexual Partners At Risk?I would also recommend you check out the Superthread at the top of the head and neck home page there is loads of information in there with links and you will find it helpful.
Also, here is one more site that covers the subject quite well with a video top center that is very informative …
American Sexual
Health AssociationHPV-Related Head and Neck CancerI hope this information helps you, and I think the on-site discussion from previous years helps.
Wishing You The Best
Take Care, God Bless
Russ
Our Motto Here Is NEGU (Never Ever Give Up)
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Thank you wbcgaruss! Much appreciated. Thank you for bringing these 2013 articles & exchange to my attention. I look forward to reviewing and following-up. Best, CP
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