hi what is below is from webmd may help calm you down as what you may have had was just some warts ordanair but see what you think. hpv and childbirth the risk of hpv transmission to the baby during childbirth is very low. even if babies do get the hpv virus their bodies usually clear the virus on their own. most of the time a baby born to a woman with genital warts does not have hpv-related complications. in very rare cases a baby born to a woman who has genital warts will develop warts in the throat. this serious condition is called respiratory papillomatosis and requires frequent laser surgery to prevent the warts from blocking the baby's breathing passages. and even if the mother has a type of hpv virus that has caused cervical cancer the baby can be delivered safely. do hope this helps you. good luck
hpv before sexually active? . i know that hpv can be spread from your mother during birth but my question is did that happen to me? so basically since i was really young i had a wart on my right thigh and as i got a bit older they started to grow on my right arm. my mother told me it was from resting my elbow and arm on my thigh and that contact spread them. but i also had one on my finger and down there. on my outer labia. but one year they all vanished randomly. could that have been hpv?