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Human Papillomavirus: is a small, non-enveloped deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) virus that infects skin or mucosal cells

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Human Papillomavirus

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Genital Warts, common warts, plantar warts, and flat warts.

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If a newborn contract HPV and their immune system does not take care of it, the baby may develop conjunctivitis 4, which can cause eye damage and even blindness. Babies can also develop Laryngeal Papillomatosis, a condition that results in the formation of warts in the throat and on the voice box.

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medications such as Salicylic acid, Imiquimod, Podofilox, and Trichloroacetic acid. Burning the warts with electrical current. Cutting the warts using a laser. Freezing the warts with liquid nitrogen.

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HPV can lead to cervical cancer, penile cancer, and anal cancer if not treated. Cervical cancer symptoms include: abnormal vagina bleeding, constant vaginal discharge, heavy menstrual periods and postmenopausal bleeding; Penile cancer symptoms includes changes in the penis. The penis may change in color, become thicker or have a buildup of tissue. As the cancer progresses, you may notice a growth or sore on the penis; Anal cancer includes anal bleeding, discharge, itching and pain.

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Human Papillomavirus is a STI that causes warts. If not treated it can also cause cervical cancer, anal cancer, and penile cancer. HPV can be transmitted to babies during delivery. Symptoms in babies could take up to five years to appear. There are different types of treatments for HPV. Depending on the type of HPV infected, people may or may not have symptoms.