HPV Blog
Human papillomavirus (HPV) is a common sexually transmitted infection that can lead to cancer, including cervical cancer. This article focuses on HPV type 12, a low-risk type that does not cause cancer but can cause genital warts and other symptoms. HPV 12 is spread through skin-to-skin contact during sexual activity, and people can still contract HPV even if they do not have visible warts or symptoms. The most effective way to prevent HPV 12 and other types of HPV is to practice safe sex and get vaccinated. Treatment can alleviate symptoms, but there is no cure for HPV 12. It is essential to see a healthcare provider for diagnosis and treatment if you are experiencing symptoms of HPV.
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