Genital Warts FAQs


by Kristy Annely - Date: 2007-01-11 - Word Count: 312 Share This!

What are genital warts? Small flesh colored bumps or tiny cauliflower like bumps in the genital region may be genital warts. These warts occur on or around the genital organs in both men and women.

What causes genital warts?

Genital warts are caused by the human papilloma virus (HPV). Genital warts are also known as condyloma.

Why do people suffer from genital warts?

Genital warts are a sexually transmitted disease. It is passed on due to skin contact during sexual activity.

Is it easy to detect genital warts?

Genital warts may be painless growths on or in the sex organs. Hence it may not be easy to detect them. At times special tests are needed to detect the HPV virus.

Should one be worried about the presence of genital warts?

It depends on where the warts are located. For women, genital warts on the cervix can be a cause for concern. Regular pap smears are advised for such women.

What should a person diagnosed with genital warts do?

A person diagnosed with genital warts should see his or her medical practitioner regularly. The line of treatment advised should be meticulously followed. Any lifestyle modifications advised should also be strictly adhered to. Pregnant women diagnosed with genital warts should be extra careful with their medical check up and treatment schedules as this condition may affect the unborn child adversely.

What is the usual treatment for genital warts?

Cold liquid chemicals are applied to warts to remove them. It may require multiple applications of the chemical for a proper removal of the warts. Patients who are HIV positive will need a slightly different approach as their warts tend to increase in size and number very fast.

Do genital warts reappear after treatment?

The possibility is always there, as the virus is still present, even after the warts are removed. There is also a possibility of transmission to others if the virus remains in the patient?s skin after treatment.


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