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Can genital wart be dangerous immediately after getting it treated?
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Dangerous?: A genital wart is never "dangerous" in the sense of causing serious or life-threatening illness. However, it's still possible that you could transmit it to someone else despite having been treated.
Answered 3/26/2023
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