HPV is one of the most common sexually transmitted infections, and many people don’t show symptoms. However, some signs to watch for include genital warts, unusual skin growths, and changes in the throat or voice.
In some cases, HPV can lead to more serious conditions like cervical, throat, or anal cancer. Regular screenings and HPV vaccines are key to prevention and early detection.
Talk to your doctor if you notice anything unusual—early action can make all the difference.
