Sexually Transmitted Infections (STI's)
genital warts
All warts are caused by a virus, the human papilloma virus, and the number of people with genital warts is increasing. There are many types of the virus but only a few affect the genitals. You get the virus by direct skin to skin contact. Only 1% of people with the virus ever get warts. The time between contact with the virus and warts showing can vary, from weeks to years. There aren't any tests to show how long the virus has been present in your body.
If you, or your sexual partner or partners are concerned about warts, it's a good idea to see your GP or go to a sexual health clinic . You will be given information about the infection and given treatment. Warts are simple to treat but may recur as the virus cannot be cured or cleared from your body.
To download an information leaflet on Genital Warts click here
For further information on Genital Warts visit: www.healthscotland.com
sexually transmitted infections
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