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The HPV virus can remain latent (not causing symptoms) in your body for years, meaning warts might show up in days, months or even years. They may appear if your immune system is low from illness etc. The appearance of warts doesn't mean that you caught the virus from your current partner; you may have gotten HPV from a partner you had years before. For more information, see the related link.
Genital warts vary in time to develop after contact. Less than 1% of infected persons experience obvious warts, while they still can transmit the virus to others.

Sometimes the virus can lay dormant for months or years. To be safe, contact a health professional to get tested.

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HPV causes about 100 different kinds of warts. Some of these are genital warts. You may see growth and about 4 weeks.

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30 to 90 days or longer; if you even do breakout from HPV.

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It takes just a few hours to contract HPV. It be several months before you see any signs or symptoms.

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