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Warts: Months
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Genital warts are one or more painless, soft and fleshy growths that usually appear one or two months after exposure, but can take as long as nine months to incubate. Some warts are so small that they can be only identified with a colposcopic exam of the cervix and vagina or a Pap smear.
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In spite of being classified as a sexually transmitted disease, genital warts are part of the same harmless family of growths. They are transmitted by sexual contact and can appear anything p to 18 months after infection, emerging as extensive, pink, cauliflower-like areas on the genitals. Since there have been links with genital warts and cases of cervical cancer, women affected by genital warts should be particularly careful about keeping up-to-date with smear tests.
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