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female reproductive anatomy, condylomata acuminata, penile warts, human papilloma virus, hpv, venereal warts, condyloma, genital warts, soft wart-like growths on the genitals, a viral skin disease, genital warts, a type of sexually transmitted disease, std, virus responsible, genital warts, human papilloma virus, hpv, virus, cause warts on the penis, vulva, urethra, vagina, cervix, around the anus, hpv infection around the genitals is common, most people have no symptoms, not have symptoms, must be treated to avoid complications, spreading the condition to others, more than 70 different types of hpv, several types, genital warts, types, common, flat warts elsewhere on the skin, hpv grows well, in the moist genital area, warts on the outer genitals, recognized, raised, flesh-colored lesions, occur singly, in clusters, left untreated, warts, rapidly enlarge, taking on a "cauliflower-like" appearance, in women, hpv, invade the vagina, cervix, warts, flat, not visible, special procedures, hpv, lead to cancerous, precancerous changes, in the cervix, important that this condition be diagnosed, regular pap smears, necessary to detect hpv, abnormal changes related to this virus, having both hpv, herpes virus together puts at particular risk, cervical cancer, following factors put at higher risk, getting genital warts, complications of hpv, multiple sexual partners, not knowing, someone had sex, had stds, early age, start to be sexually active, tobacco, alcohol use, stress, viral infections, hiv, herpes, a child has genital warts, should suspect sexual abuse, a possible cause, raised, flesh-colored lesions on the genitals, anus, surrounding skin, cauliflower-like appearing growths around the anus, genitals, increased dampness, moisture, in the area, the growths, itching, the penis, scrotum, anal area, a vulvar itch, increased vaginal discharge, abnormal vaginal bleeding, not associated, a menstrual period, after sexual intercourse, no symptoms, a genital examination reveals flesh-colored to white, flat, raised, single, clustered lesions anywhere on the genitalia, in women, a pelvic examination, reveal growths on the vaginal walls, cervix, magnification, colposcopy, lesions invisible, naked eye, tissue, the vagina, cervix treated, acetic acid to make the warts visible, a pap smear, note changes associated, hpv, genital warts must be treated by a doctor, not use over-the counter remedies meant, kinds of warts, treat genital warts by applying a skin treatment, in the office, the doctor, prescribe a medication that apply at home several times per week, surgical treatments include cryosurgery, electrocauterization, laser therapy, cutting them out, develop genital warts, all of sexual partners must be examined, genital warts, found, after initial treatment, schedule follow-up examinations, warts have returned, women, had genital warts, women whose partners ever had genital warts, should have pap smears at least every 6 months, warts on the cervix, women advised to have pap smears every 3 months after initial treatment, proper treatment, genital wart outbreaks of, controlled, warts frequently reappear after treatment, after, have been treated, hpv, still infect others, at least 70 types of hpv have been identified, several of which have been linked to cervical, vulvar cancer, warts, become numerous, quite large, requiring more extensive treatment, follow-up procedures, call doctor, a current, past sexual partner is found to have genital warts, have visible warts on external genitals, itching, discharge, abnormal vaginal bleeding, keep in mind that genital warts, not appear, months to years after having sexual contact, an infected person, call doctor, a young child is thought to possibly have genital warts, sexually active teens, very susceptible to hpv, should get screened, hpv infection regularly, total abstinence, fullproof way of avoiding genital warts, stds, avoid stds by having a monogamous sexual relationship, a partner known to be disease-free, skin near the warts, around the genitals, anus, areas, pass the virus, one person, next, male, female condoms cannot fully protect you, nonetheless, condoms should still be used, reduce chances of getting, spreading stds, precautions must be taken at all times, hpv, passed from person to person, no visible warts, safe sex kodner cm, genital warts, am fam physician, 70(12), 2335-42, stenchever, ma, comprehensive gynecology, 4th ed, mosby, 2001.