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How would a woman know she has genital warts?
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Can be seen: most of them are outside the vagina on the vulva or rectal area. are small initially then grow pretty fast.the ones inside vagina can be seen only with speculum exam
Answered 10/7/2017
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Sometimes warts: can be inside the vagina, visible only by direct internal examination. They are caused by viruses and can be infectious. So get to a gyn if you have any concern.
Answered 12/6/2014
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Last question if a woman is not HPV vaccinated and gives oral sex to a male with genital warts is that high risk or still low risk?
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I had sex with a woman who was infected with genital warts about 1.5 years ago.But after about 1.5 years I still did not have any genital warts.Is hpv virus clear from my body?Will I never get genital warts?
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