What are the symptoms and long-term complications of genital human papillomavirus (hpv)? a. most people with hpv never develop symptoms, but sometimes the infection can develop into genital warts, cervical cancer, or other genital cancers. b. many people with hpv have few or no symptoms, but sometimes the infection spreads to cause serious issues with the nervous system or circulatory system. c. symptoms include fever, swollen glands, headaches, and fatigue; when the infection is left untreated, it can cause serious issues like cancer and even stroke. d. symptoms include joint pain, headaches, and abdominal pain; when the infection is left untreated, it can lead to serious issues like heart disease or cancer.

The correct answer is A. Most people with HPV never develop symptoms, but sometimes the infection can develop into genital warts, cervical cancer, or other genital cancers.

Explanation:

Human Papillomavirus infection or HPV is caused by Human papillomavirus that develops mainly in mucous tissue, especially those of human genitals (genital human papillomavirus). In most of the cases, this viral infection does not have symptoms and does not lead to other diseases or conditions. However, in some people the infection can lead to either warts that are a type of rough skin growth or to cancer, this in the case of genital human papillomavirus includes cervical cancer, penile cancer, rectum cancer, etc. According to this, the option that describes symptoms and long-term complication is Option A.