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Is there a high risk hpv virus (not the type that causes warts)in the dry skin areas of a woman's labia majora, pubis, is there a high risk hpv virus inside the vagina?
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HPV (whether high risk or low risk) can colonize in the female genital tract including the external genitalia (labia majora, pubis) region.
Answered 3/14/2021
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