How can I reduce the risk of contracting genital warts?

Any person who is sexually active can come across this common virus. Ways to reduce the risk are: * Not having sex with anyone. * Having sex only with one partner who has sex only with you. People who have many sex partners are at higher risk of getting other STDs. * If someone has [...]

How are genital warts and HPV diagnosed?

Sometimes, warts can be very hard to see. Also, it can be hard to tell the difference between a wart and normal bumps on the genital area. If someone thinks he or she has warts or have been exposed to HPV, they should go to a doctor or clinic. A doctor or nurse will check [...]

How are genital warts transmitted?

* Any person who is sexually active can get genital warts. * The types of HPV that cause genital warts are usually spread by direct skin-to-skin contact during vaginal, anal, or possibly oral sex with someone who has this infection. * Very little is known about passing subclinical HPV to sex partners. HPV may be [...]

How often can episodes of genital warts occur?

* Some people only have one episode, while others have recurrences * When warts are present, the virus is considered active * When warts are gone, the virus is latent (sleeping) in the skin cells – it may or may not be contagious at this time * Genital warts may or may not return after [...]

Wartrol Genital Warts Treatment

When it comes to the treatment of genital warts, the Wartrol product has proven itself to be one of the best options available without a prescription. It is an extremely common product (which I’m sure many of you have can attest to), but its results will vary user by user.

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