HPV stands for human papillomavirus. This virus describes the name of a group of viruses that can cause infection on the skin and mucous membranes. There are hundreds of different types of HPV. Some of these cause warts on the skin, while others can cause infection in the genital area.
Genital warts are skin lesions caused by HPV. These warts may be in the genital area, anus or throat. Genital warts can be transmitted through sexual contact and can be transmitted through contact as well as sexual contact. Genital warts usually appear as small, flesh-like growths or pimple-like lesions and are often painless.
Sexual contact: The most common way of transmission is through sexual contact.
During birth: It can be passed from mother to baby during birth.
Skin contact: It can be transmitted through contact with infected skin or mucosa.
Shared items: It can be transmitted by sharing personal items, especially towels or razors.
Treatment of genital warts may be possible with various methods. The treatment method may vary depending on the number, size and location of the warts. Treatment options may include:
Cryotherapy (cold treatment)
Electrocautery (electric burning)
topical medications
surgical removal
Protection and Vaccination
