A 30-year-old sexually active female has noticed vulvar lesions showing papillary projections from the past 5 years. Clinical examination was showing multiple 0.4- to 1-cm, red-pink, flattened lesions with rough surfaces present on the vulva and perineum. One of the larger lesions was excised, and histopathology is seen as shown in image. Most likely cause for development of these lesions will be?
a) Chlamydia trachomatis
b) Haemophilus ducreyi
c) Human papillomavirus
d) Herpes Simplex Virusfrom the past 5 years. Clinical examination was showing multiple 0.4- to 1-cm, red-pink, flattened lesions with rough surfaces present on the vulva and perineum. One of the larger lesions was excised, and histopathology is seen as shown in image. Most likely cause for development of these lesions will be?
a) Chlamydia trachomatis
b) Haemophilus ducreyi
c) Human papillomavirus
d) Herpes Simplex Virus