Genital HPVs infect the epithelium of the skin and the mucous membranes of the: genital area, the perianal area and the mouth and throat. The genital HPVs are divided into two groups: low-risk and high-risk depending on the risk of carcinogenesis.

Low-risk HPVs: what do they cause?

Recurring respiratory papillomatosis

Does the chance of infection by genital types of HPV increase depending on the number of sexual partners?

HPV: A common infection with rare but severe problems

Are you at direct risk from the invisible lesions caused immediately after the infection?

Should women be concerned for cervical cancer?

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Does it matter what type of HPV I have been infected with?

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