HPV / Genital Warts Test
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Are you under 26 and sexually active without HPV vaccination?
Do you have visible warts on genitals, anus, or mouth?
Have you had 3 or more lifetime sexual partners?
Did you have unprotected sex with someone who had warts?
Are you unsure of your partner’s HPV status?
Have you had abnormal Pap smear results in the past?
Are you male and have sex with men (MSM)?
Do you engage in anal sex (receptive or insertive)?
Have you noticed new bumps or growths in your genital area?
Have you not received the HPV vaccine?
FAQs
What does this test screen for? 
It assesses symptoms such as genital warts and HPV exposure to evaluate whether you may benefit from further medical evaluation.
Who should take it?
Anyone with visible bumps or warts in the genital or anal area or abnormal smear results should consider this screening.
What are the symptoms of genital HPV?
Symptoms include small, flesh-colored warts around the genitals or anus, sometimes itchy but usually painless.
How does the screening work?
The test uses a symptom and history questionnaire to estimate your likelihood of HPV infection or genital warts.
Is this a cervical cancer screening?
No. For cervical cancer, you’ll need a smear test and HPV DNA test from a medical provider.
Is this test accurate?
It’s a useful first step but not diagnostic. For confirmation, you’ll need an in-person evaluation.
Are results confidential?
Yes. Your data is protected and never shared without your permission.
How long does it take?
Approximately 5–10 minutes.
Can HPV be treated?
While the virus itself may clear on its own, genital warts can be removed via cryotherapy, topical treatments, or other medical methods.
Can I prevent HPV?
Yes. Vaccination, condom use, and regular screening all reduce the risk of HPV-related complications.