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How long is it possible for human papilloma virus to remain in a human body?

for life

for six months

for one week

for 20 years

1 answer

Human papillomavirus (HPV) can remain in the human body for a long time, often for years. In many cases, the immune system clears the virus within two years. However, some individuals may have persistent infections that last for many years, potentially for life, especially with high-risk types of HPV associated with cancer.

So, the most accurate answer to your question is: for life.