Why is it important to know about HPVs? FacebookTwitterLinkedinemailPrint Genital HPVs (a group of about 40 types) are of particular interest because they have been causally linked to serious diseases in humans (cancers and genital warts). Read Also Are you at direct risk from the invisible lesions caused immediately after the infection? Do subclinical lesions cause symptoms? How are they discovered and what types of HPV causes them? How frequent are subclinical lesions caused by HPV in the general population and what is the incidence compared to the incidence of genital warts ? If an infection is discovered, what is the next step, what is the treatment and which subclinical lesions do we follow up? If you are infected today, when will the first lesions appear? What are HPVs? What are subclinical lesions caused by HPV? What is the prognosis for subclinical lesions caused by HPV? What parts of the body do genital HPVs infect? Does it matter what type of HPV I have been infected with? Low-risk HPVs: what do they cause? High-risk HPVs: what do they cause? Can I be infected by HPV and not know it? What are the symptoms of HPV infection?
