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Sexually Transmitted Disease Genital Wart
HPV is a sexually transmitted disease; genital wart, lichen sclerosus, and vaginal wart are possible outcomes.
Lesions can appear on the head or shaft of a man’s penis, or on a woman’s vulva, vagina, or cervix. There are treatments available. To reduce the risk of re-infection and recurrence of HPV lesions, simultaneous treatment of infected patents and their sexual partners is recommended.
HPV is a sexually transmitted disease; genital wart, lichen sclerosus, and vaginal wart are possible outcomes.
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Sexually Transmitted Disease Genital Wart -
Lichen Sclerosus, Vaginal Wart
HPV can be spread by skin-to-skin contact, so condoms should not be expected to provide complete protection. This virus is usually asymptomatic and only a few virus types produce recognizable lesions. Some strains of the virus that do not cause warts can cause cancer. HPV is a sexually transmitted disease; genital wart, lichen sclerosus, and vaginal wart are possible outcomes.
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