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Itching or burning sensations may sometimes accompany warts, though often there are no symptoms. It is also possible to carry the virus without showing any signs. However, the virus can still be transmitted to others. Often, men do not display visible genital warts but can still carry the virus. This means that a sexual partner might only notice the growth when the warts become visible. It is very difficult to determine how a person contracted the HPV virus, as it has a very long incubation period. For this reason, medical professionals recommend safe sexual practices as the only method to prevent exposure to the HPV virus.
The incubation period of the virus refers to the time required for the virus to produce symptoms after the initial contact. The HPV virus typically has a long incubation period, which can range from three weeks to eight months. On average, the incubation period for the HPV virus is about three months. However, there are cases where the HPV virus has remained dormant for many years after exposure before manifesting.
Studies have shown that genital warts are the second most common sexually transmitted disease. HPV1 and HPV2 are pathogens that cause warts. These pathogens are highly contagious and spread quickly upon contact. Doctors have differing opinions on the reasons for this. A logical explanation is that the virus can vary in its effects depending on an individual’s immune system. While viral infections are contagious, they do not spread through bacteria. The HPV virus, however, has a long incubation period, during which it may remain inactive or affect only a localized area, rather than weakening the entire immune system.
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