Intense itching in the genital or anal area, followed by the development of small, red bumps that blister, ulcerate, and then scab over. May be accompanied by fever, headaches, or flu-like symptoms. Women may have swollen labia and pain with urination. Small, hard, fleshy bumps on the genital or anal area. Warts inside the vagina are softer and reddish.
Recurrence following treatment is common.
Genital warts are linked with a higher incidence of some types of reproductive cancers in men and women. However, new strains are becoming resistant to many common drugs. Left untreated, gonorrhea can cause infertility or arthritis-like joint pain, or it can develop into pelvic inflammatory disease. Chronic flu-like symptoms, yellow skin and eyes, discolored urine. Restricted physical activity and modifications.