I just had shot 2 of the three course Gardasil vaccine. Shot 1 was 2 months ago. My boyfriend had a wart removed 2 months ago, that his doctor said was HPV. I have not been exposed to HPV and we plan to wait until the 3rd shot to have sex. Would it be safe to perform oral sex on him in the meantime, without a condom, if he has no other STI's?
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Honestly Gardisil does NOT protect again ALL warts - if you were told that - they lied to you.
And if you see active warts - ASSUME they are contagious.
And if you see active warts - ASSUME they are contagious.
100% safe? Never. Sex, whether oral or vaginal is never completely safe, and we would generally always recommend barrier protection (condoms) regardless of the vaccine.
However, that being said... Genital warts aren't the end of the world and even without the vaccine your chances of developing them are slim.
However, that being said... Genital warts aren't the end of the world and even without the vaccine your chances of developing them are slim.