Yes. Who has HPV can get pregnant.
The presence of human papilloma virus (HPV) does not prevent the woman from becoming pregnant.
The HPV virus is responsible for most cases of cervical cancer. The lesions caused by HPV treatment and can be diagnosed by the gynecologist, family doctor or general practitioner.
A woman with HPV may not present no symptoms or submit genital or anal warts which may scratch, bleed, cause increased sensitivity in the region and come with vaginal discharge.
These warts can be treated without repercussion on the fertility of women. Therefore, with no other problems associated, the woman will continue to be able to become pregnant.
In the presence of any vaginal lesions, seek a health professional for better follow-up and guidance.
