Hpv virus, also known as human papillomavirus, does not cause AIDS; the virus that causes AIDS is HIV.
Hpv infection can lead to the development of viral warts (common warts, condyloma acuminatum, flat warts, etc.), Bowen’s disease, and certain malignant tumors (cervical, rectal, oral, etc.) in the appropriate areas.
HIV is also known as human immunodeficiency virus. Infection with this virus can cause acquired immunodeficiency disease characterized by severe immunodeficiency, which is commonly known as AIDS. With its rapid spread and high mortality rate, AIDS has no effective cure and is now one of the major lethal sexually transmitted diseases in humans. The key to AIDS therefore lies in changing high-risk behaviors.