Genital herpes has been associated with an increased risk of HIV, and HPV can cause genital warts as well as a higher risk of anal, cervical (in women), and penile cancers. (health.com)
Four HPV strains are responsible for roughly 70 % of cervical cancer and about 90 % of genital warts in women. (sciencedaily.com)
That said, colposcopies are sometimes performed for other reasons, such as genital warts on the cervix, cervicitis (inflamed cervix), or benign cervical polyps. (advocatesaz.org)