Genital Wart - Picture, Symptoms, Treatment, Removal and Home Remedies for Genetal Wart

Infomation on Genital Wart

Genital warts are transmitted by contact in the sexually active. They may be related to the development of cervical cancer. So if you have warts, get them treated properly and have regular cervical smears. Salicylic acid plasters, Salicylic acid collodion, Salactol and Duofilm are common wart preparations available.

What causes Genetal Warts?

Genetal warts are transmitted by sexual contact with an infected partner.

Although much remains to be learned about how the papilloma virus progresses, doctors have observed that the warm, moist environment in the genital area seems to favor wart growth. Outbreaks appear to be exacerbated during pregnancy and in patients with defective immune systems.

Genital Wart Symptoms

Some of the genital wart symptoms include the Tiny, gray, pink or red swellings in your genital area that grow quickly. Several warts close together that take on a cauliflower shape. Itching or burning sensation in your genital area. Discomfort with pain or bleeding with intercourse.

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