07 · Conditions
Human papillomavirus (HPV)
HPV is the most common sexually transmitted infection. In men it often causes no symptoms, but it can cause warts and, less often, other lesions.
Signs and symptoms
- Warts or lesions on the penis, scrotum or anal area
- Changes in the genital skin
- An HPV diagnosis in your partner
When to see a doctor
If you notice lesions, if your partner has HPV, or if you want guidance on prevention and vaccination.
Diagnosis
Detailed clinical examination and, when needed, peniscopy or biopsy of the lesion.
Treatment
Visible lesions are treated and followed up. The vaccine helps prevent the most common types of the virus.
- 01Treatment of lesions
- 02Clinical follow-up
- 03Vaccination guidance
Frequently asked questions
Can men get the HPV vaccine?
Yes. The vaccine is also indicated for men and helps prevent warts and some types of cancer.
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