| Re: hpv virus
HPV is a term for over 100 strains of a virus. More than 20 of those strains affect the genitals (cervix, vagina, vulva, anus, penis, mouth/throat). Of those 20 strains some are low risk (and case genital warts) and others are high risk (and can lead to cancer if undetected and untreated). Low risk doesn't cause warts, high risk doesn't cause warts. It is entirely possible (and very likely) for you to have several strains of HPV at one time.
It can take a little as a few weeks for genital warts to show up or as long as decades.
From what I've read, it is extremely rare for skin tags to occur on the genitals. They are comon on the neck, underarms and sometimes at the waist.
I hope that helps.
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