… as genital warts in China. For the purposes of this study, the term “psychosocial burden” will
refer to the HPV-… In conclusion, patients with genital warts had heavier psychosocial burdens …

… To evaluate the psychosocial burden of GW among patients, we used the HPV Impact
Profile (HIP) … properties of the HPV Impact Profile (HIP) to assess the psychosocial burden of …

… psychological and social effects both for men and for women and it affected their sex and
love lives, in particular. The psychological burden … the disease and its psycho-sexual aspects. …

… The prevalence of genital warts (GW) and self-reported human papillomavirus (HPV) as
well as disease-related psychosocial impact among male and female patients aged 18–60 …

… The aim of this study was to evaluate the psychosocial burden of HPV-related diseases,
including GW, in South Korea among male and female patients ages 20–60 years. …

… psychological burden of disease, there has been no study conducted to assess the psychosocial
impact that genital warts … at the functional and psychosocial effects of genital warts on …

… Conclusion Psychological aspect of anogenital warts should not be neglected. Patient's
education about HPV infection and their consequences should be emphasized. …

… ,84, 85 and that negative psychological effects are potentially more important than the medical
… reported on the psychological burden associated with the occurrence of genital warts, few …

… Without statistical significance, the psychological burden was at its worst in single patients
with severe disease and a high level of education. Females suffered a slightly worse …

… significant psychological burden and possibly (indirect) costs. The literature seems to be
lacking in studies quantifying the burden, both economic and humanistic, of such scenarios. …