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Genetial Warts
Genetial warts (genital) may be detected early via a Pap smear; if too large, their removal may potentially lead to miscarriage.
Sometimes these pimples are so small that they cannot be seen with the naked eye. Thus, a doctor or other clinical consult may be needed to perform the proper tests to rule out a person unknowingly having the type or types of HPV that cause serious disease forms.
Genetial warts (genital) may be detected early via a Pap smear; if too large, their removal may potentially lead to miscarriage.
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Genetial Warts -
Pap Smear, Miscarriage
The disease reveals itself in appearing growths or bumps. They may be raised or flat, single or multiple, small or large. They tend to be flesh-colored or whitish in appearance. The HPV pimples do not usually cause itching or burning and these symptoms are seldom. Genetial warts (genital) may be detected early via a Pap smear; if too large, their removal may potentially lead to miscarriage.
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