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Yes,from what the Docs. say theres over 100 different strains of HPV or sumething but only a certain amount of those are sexually transmitted im not sure how many tho. In most cases Cervical Cancer is caused from HPV but not all cases are. HPV is a very contagious STD you get it from sexual contact skin to skin contact from an infected person because the virus lives in the skin of the genitals. High Risk HPV is the kind that can cause Cervical Cancer Low Risk HPV causes Genital Warts. People who have High Risk HPV will never develop Genital Warts so they may never know they have it till they get an abnormal pap an are diagnosed with it at that point. Some women never get an abnormal pap an may never be diagnosed because of it. Men with High Risk HPV are just carriers of the virus they might have a higher risk of Penile Cancer but it really doesn't effect them they only know they have it if a women their with finds out she has it an he's the only guy who she's been with. I believe the only way to diagnose Low Risk HPV is if a person develops Genital Warts im not sure if theres a Blood Test one can take to find out if they have the Low Risk kind. You can have Low Risk HPV an never develop Genital Warts they call these people asymptomatic one who never develops physical symptoms just carries the virus. There is no cure for HPV so you will have it for life so if you did develop Cervical Cancer removing the cancerous cells will not get rid of the virus.