What are the chances of warts spreading to her on her vagina now?
Answer Hello Abby, I’m sure you know that your sexual orientation has NOTHING to do with transmission or acquisition of any sexually transmitted germ. The strain of human papillomavirus (HPV) that you may have on your fingers may be the common type associated with fingers– i.e., that type of HPV does not prefer the skin (epithelium) of the vulva or vagina (or penis or anus, if you were so inclined!). It can grow and develop in other places, but it just prefers the fingers. So although it is unlikely to spread the virus to other places, it nevertheless is possible. The simplist prevention is to cover up your affected hand or fingers with latex or other barrier gloves or finger cots. A condom over your finger or hand would also work. Option two, is to cover partner’s vaginal area with a dental dam or piece of plastic wrap, prior to playing. Option three is to do nothing until your treatment is completed. Option four is to do nothing at all, and allow the risk of your finger HPV to cause
