Can HPV be transmitted after having sex once?

I believe many people are very familiar with the infectious virus HPV, which is a virus that can be transmitted through sexual intercourse between men and women. It is very contagious. Generally, this disease is related to cervical cancer in women. Therefore, many people are very worried about being infected with the disease after having sex with a carrier of the virus. So, can HPV be transmitted just by having sex once?

First, can HPV be transmitted after having sex once? This situation varies from person to person. If this happens, it is recommended to go to the hospital for examination. HPV infection routes: 1. Sexual transmission; 2. Close contact; 3. Indirect contact: through contact with the infected person's clothing, daily necessities, utensils, etc.; 4. Nosocomial infection: medical staff do not protect themselves well during treatment and care, causing self-infection or transmitting to patients through medical staff; 5. Mother-to-child transmission: close contact between the baby and the pregnant woman's birth canal.

Second, benign skin manifestations (1) Common warts: papules the size of rice grains, with obvious keratinization on the surface, rough and uneven, thorn-like tops, and hard texture. The lesions can be single or multiple, and can gradually increase by self-inoculation. It often occurs in the hands, feet, etc. ⑵ Disease manifestations in special parts: Periungual warts: occur around the nails and toenails, manifested as thickening and keratinization under the nail. Plantar warts: occur on the soles of the feet, and bleeding spots and black spots can be seen on the surface of the lesions due to pressure. Filiform warts: multiple small, soft, thread-like warts that occur on the neck and eyelids. Flat warts: They mostly occur on the face and are also common on the trunk. They are mostly flat papules 2-5mm in size, skin color or light brown, with a smooth surface, and are round or quasi-round. They are occasionally scratched due to itching, forming autoinoculation, or implanted along the surface of skin damage.

Can HPV be transmitted after having sex once? Benign manifestations of external genital diseases ⑴ Genital warts (condyloma acuminatum): There are three states: typical manifestations, subclinical infection, and latent infection. (a) Typical manifestations: Typical skin lesions visible to the naked eye: morphologically papilloma-like, cauliflower-like, granular, cockscomb-like, etc.; (b) Subclinical manifestations are difficult to identify with the naked eye and can only be observed with the help of a magnifying glass or acetowhite test. Histological and cytological tests show typical HPV pathological changes; (c) Latent infection is when HPV enters the cells of the skin and mucous membranes, does not cause any clinical manifestations or histocytological abnormalities, but can be detected in the cells of the skin and mucous membranes through molecular biological methods, nucleic acid hybridization, etc. Prone areas: Female vulva, vagina, cervix, around the anus, inside the anal canal, and urethral opening; male vulva, penis, testicular surface, urethral opening, around the anus, inside the anal canal, etc. Rare locations: armpits, umbilicus, between toes, under the breasts, etc. Special locations: wart-like lesions on the surface of the oral mucosa, recurrent respiratory papillomatosis, etc.