Photo Vaginal Wart

A photo vaginal wart could indicate an advanced condition requiring a LEEP procedure if the pap is worse than ASCUS. The virus may have no visual signs at all and be inactive. What may trigger an outbreak is stress, illness, a vaginal infection, or sexual involvement with a different partner who has another type of HPV, which in turn triggers an outbreak of visible lesions. A photo vaginal wart could indicate an advanced condition requiring a LEEP procedure if the pap is worse than ASCUS.

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LEEP Procedure, ASCUS

An outbreak of this HPV virus is usually dry, painless, cauliflower-like growths in the genital area. Virus symptoms also include sores on or around the genitals, acute itching of the outer lips of the vagina, bleeding and abnormal pap smear. A photo vaginal wart could indicate an advanced condition requiring a LEEP procedure if the pap is worse than ASCUS.

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