When a woman who has genital warts or genital herpes gets pregnant, her fetus is immediately at risk to contract the virus. While not all babies do ultimately get the virus, many are born with it. It's important for mothers-to-be to know the facts about genital warts and pregnancy to do the best they can to protect themselves and their babies. Read on to find out more!

Genital warts are very common and the virus is currently the fastest-growing sexual transmitted disease that we know of today. Genital warts are harmful to everyone, of every class, race, and ethnicity, but they particularly harmful to women. The reason is because female genital warts may sometimes result in transformation of cells that can lead to cervical cancer. Read on to find out more!