Condoms are often ineffective in preventing the disease since blisters can occur outside of the protected area. Flat, elevated, or cauliflower wart-like growth appear on genitals, anus, or throat. Itching and burning around sex organs. Warts may disappear and reappear throughout life. Direct contact with warts during vaginal, anal, or oral intercourse.
Warts can grow and spread if untreated.
There is no way to remove the virus from one's body. Warts can be removed with liquids, gels, creams, and surgery. Condoms are often ineffective in preventing the disease since blisters can occur outside of the protected area. Symptoms of HIV appear several months to several years after contact. HIV tests are usually effective 2-4 months after exposure.