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| Genital warts are an infection of the skin around the
genital and anal area, and can spread during vaginal or anal sex, and
by sharing sex toys. However, you don’t need to have
penetrative sex to pass it on. The virus is spread by skin-to-skin
contact. Most people will not develop visible warts and the virus will go away on its own, so you may not even know that you have them. If warts do appear, this happens normally between 2 weeks and several months or longer after coming into contact with the virus. You might notice small, fleshy growths, bumps or skin changes which may appear anywhere in or on the genital/anal area. Warts are not normally painful. Genital warts can be found: In Women
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