Second-stage symptoms show up one week to six months after sore or sores heal. A mother can give it to her baby during birth or have a miscarriage. Warts may appear as small, cauliflower-chaped clusters and may get worse during pregnancy. Symptoms show up one to eight months after having sex. The virus can be transmitted between outbreaks.
Warts grow in size and number.
May increase risk of cervical cancer. A mother can give them to her baby during birth. Can be treated with drugs or with surgery to remove warts.