About Genital Warts - the Humanpapilloma Virus

Factors which increase your risk of getting Genital Warts & other complications of HPV:

Use condoms every time. They reduce the risk, but don't eliminate      it. They are actually more effective at preventing HIV than      preventing contraction of HPV.
Protect your immune system with a healthy lifestyle.
Stop smoking. Smokers may be more likely to develop genital warts than nonsmokers and are more likely to have warts recur.
Abstinence is the only 100 percent-effective way to avoid infection.
Stay faithful to your partner.

Women who have had genital warts, and women whose partner has ever had the condition, should have pap smears at least every 6 months. For warts on the cervix, women may be advised to have pap smears every 3 months after initial treatment.

If a child has genital warts, you should suspect sexual abuse as a possible cause. Call your doctor.

What Are Genital Warts? What are the Symptoms?

Genital Warts are soft growths on the genitals. Other names for this condition include Human papilloma virus (HPV), Anal warts, Venereal warts, Penile warts, Condylomata acuminata and Condyloma.

Genital warts grow well in the moist genital area. On the outer genitals, it is easy to recognize them as they are raised and flesh coloured, and can occur singly or in clusters. If left untreated they may quickly grow to take on a cauliflower like appearance.

Cervical and Vaginal warts are flat and not easily visible. It is important that this condition be diagnosed (via reglar pap smears) and treated because Genital warts of this kind can lead to cancerous and precancerous changes in the cervix. If you have both HPV and the herpes virus together, you are at particular risk for developing cervical cancer.

            
Genital Warts can be           Untreated
pin head or pea sized       Genital Warts

There are more than 150 sub-types of HPV. more than 70 of which cause genital warts. There are no definite statistics on how many people have HPV, and it is unclear as to why some people are more susceptible to 'catching' the HPV virus, but it is estimated that it is well over 50% of the population of the United States.

We do however know that genital warts, or condyloma, is a highly contagious sexually transmitted disease and can lead to more serious health problems, including cervical cancer, if left untreated as the virus easily invades the vagina and cervix.

The HPV virus can cause warts on the penis, vulva, urethra, vagina, cervix and around the anus. This is a common condition, though most people have no symptoms. It is contagious, and if you have Genital warts, it is adviseable that you treat them or you risk spreading it to others, you also risk complications.

Can I Cure Genital Warts?

Unfortunatley, the HPV virus resides in your DNA. While it cannot be cured, the genital warts themselves can safely be removed by a range of methods including freezing & burning or natural treatments. The virus may lie dormant, or can break out at any time. Ways to keep it out-of-sight involves boost your immune system - keep genital warts at bay. Please read this free resource which explains exactly how to do so.

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