Anonymous asked: Do you know what happened to hpv-outlet? I went to read their blog and it was password protected. Made me really sad :(
Before she password protected her blog she made it appear as if someone (perhaps a family member, etc) found her here on Tumblr. She stated the transition was “temporary”, but said nothing else regarding how long it would be in effect.
That’s all I know :|
Anal Warts
I’ve been using a medical cream on my genital warts on my penis but I cannot use them on my anal warts as directed by the packaging. What the fuck do I use on my anal warts then? I’ve tried freezing them off and they don’t go away. The same is true for the warts on my penis. I’m so frustrated! I guess we’ll just have to give it time.
Don’t give up! The persistent nature of those little bastards won’t last forever. Ask the doctor to administer longer bursts of liquid nitrogen (if you’re willing). It hurts plenty worse, yes, but the reward feels like total victory… at least for a little while longer. :)
I see her in one hour. My stomach is turning upside down with nervous excitement and anticipation.
This is going to be one hell of a weekend. :)
The Naked Truths: New Motto In Life
Don’t trust boys. Or friends sometimes for that matter. Just trust yourself. If you don’t trust yourself, you ultimately will get hurt and there will be nothing left.
I’ve done it again and let a boy get to me. When will I learn? This isn’t too serious, but it’s enough to make me a little sad….
It’s hard to say definitively that all men are evil. I am not evil, so that can’t be true. Or at least no one has ever said to me, “Joe, you’re one evil son of a bitch. Thanks for fucking me over.”
Things will change for the better, I promise. As time goes by, these guys acting “weird” will grow up a little. In fact, they’ll be looking for something substantial too. Right now though…
Try to make the best of what you have in front of you. Enjoy yourself. Makes friends. Talk to people you don’t normally talk to. Try something new. Be assertive.
You know?
Anonymous asked: my god you just described to a t exactly how I feel about my HPV everyday. I also understand that feeling of doom/horror/NO! that happens when you come across 1 after so long. Feels like getting kicked right in the back and knocked to the ground. Even knowing it could happen. It can be crazy hard to pull yourself together again and deal with it, and get rid of it when all you wanna do is forget/cry but you have to, so head up hun, you'll get past this, I promise :) sleep, wake up & Carpe Diem
Thank you, I feel a smidge better having read that this morning. I’m off to “seize the day” so to speak… Definitely going to try to go do something that will distract me for a while. Maybe I’ll work on my radio antenna. I’m sure my neighbors will love me for it.
For the love of…
This can’t be happening. No. Not now, not right now. It just can’t be real. For what I mistook earlier tonight as a bit of tender skin on my scrotum is now a wart. How the hell? How the fuck? There was nothing there this morning; not a thing. Now there’s growth that looks as if I’ve been feeding it MIRACLE GROW for six months.
Any other week of any other year I’d say, “Okay. I’ll take care of it.”
No… On this fine morning of April 29th I say, “Fuck you, HPV. Fuck you for ruining my weekend. Fuck you ruining my week. Fuck you right in the face.”
I’m having a hell of a time right now trying to figure out something positive about this. What’s positive about my love life slipping through the cracks? I am twenty-six years old. I’m turning twenty-seven in a few months. I don’t have time for this shit. Right now, this instant, if I could travel back in time to punch myself in the face, wring my neck, and kick myself in the balls on August 30th, 2008 at 3:12AM I would.
Things will never be easy ever again. Don’t you hate it when you come to that realization every once in a while? In the foreground of my mind, every fucking day, all I ever think about is HPV. It’s in my dreams, it’s in my daydreams, it’s in my plans, it’s basically this all-encompassing omnipresence inside my head that never goes away. It honestly doesn’t matter where I am, what I’m doing, who I’m with, or where I go… it’s always looming over my head.
I don’t even know what to do with myself right now. I guess I can go to sleep. I guess I can wake up, having forgotten about it, only to rediscover it while I’m taking my first piss of the afternoon. That’s always fun. That’s exactly how I want my Sunday to be.
Anonymous asked: Hi, I'm a woman and recently found out I have HPV. I had a biopsy done last October and the results came back in December. The clinic just advised me to take Folic Acid everyday to help my immune system, that's literally all the told me. Is there anything else I should be taking/drinking/eating to improve my overall health regarding HPV? Also, does this mean I can't get oral from men ever again?
That’s the first I have heard of that actually. According to the sources below, women infected with high-risk HPV can take folic acid to help their immune system combat the viral infection. I cannot find anything about folic acid and genital warts, however.
Source: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/20740364
Source: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/19755648
I’m not too keen with your doctor not scheduling a followup, giving you a booklet of information about genital HPV, or offering alternative methods of treatment. I’d seek out another OB/GYN office to see what they have to say about it. Find a place that cares.
A healthy diet, drinking tons of water and exercising can boost your immune system, but as for what to eat and drink specifically… I’m not exactly sure for myself. I kind of do whatever I want. Plus I’m a smoker. Your immune system will do its job to suppress HPV the best it can, it just takes time.
As for oral sex, you and your partner (and all future partners) should come to an informed decision together. Just know the risks involved. HPV infections of the mouth and throat are rare, but that means it isn’t impossible for it to happen. Here are some helpful resources to help get you started:
http://www.cdc.gov/cancer/hpv/basic_info/
