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A common sexually transmitted illness called HPV frequently has no outward signs or symptoms. Genital warts can occasionally be brought on by one form of HPV, while another can result in more significant cell alterations that could eventually lead to cancer. The most common ways to contract HPV are through oral sex, anal sex, or vaginal sex. The virus can be transmitted through vaginal contact without penetration or by touching the genitalia, however this seldom happens.

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HPV is the pathogen of the infection which causes the warts and cancer.

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In most situations, an HPV infection is stopped by your body's immune system before it can cause warts. When warts do develop, their appearance varies depending on the type of HPV involved. Genital warts manifest as short, stem-like protrusions, cauliflower-like lumps, or flat lesions. Genital warts in women typically develop on the vulva, though they can also develop next to the anus, on the cervix, or in the vagina. Genital warts can develop around the anus or on the penis and scrotum in men. Genital warts might itch or feel tender, although they rarely cause pain or discomfort.

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If HPV isn't treated immediately genital warts form and cancer appear.

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Although there is no treatment for the virus itself, there are a few steps to treat the warts that are caused by it. Treatment focuses on removing the warts and treating some cancer that is associated with it. There is a vaccine that people are able to get to prevent HPV. Professionals normally burn, freeze, or use laser or surgery removal for the warts.

There are some medications that are available to take that boost your immune system to eliminate warts and treat cancer.

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These are all the types of places cancer is found due to HPV.

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HPV rarely effect newborns during pregnancy, but it can happen. Babies can grow warts on them if the mother transmits the infection to the baby, but babies can fight it off in their on. This infection during the pregnancy can result in a miscarriage or even a premature babies. An emergency C-section is often caused due to the infection being transmitted.