The question that might be came across in your mind when you have genital warts is: "are genital warts curable?". Here i will try to explain and answer this question for you.

Let we flashback a moment what is genital warts and how you contract them. genital warts are caused by certain strains of HPV or Human Papillomavirus. HPV it self are extremely contagious, the virus is passed from person to person through skin to skin contact. it's possible to contract HPV even when you're doing safe sex. there are actually more than A HUNDRED strains of HPV and only about THREE of these cause warts on the genitals.

Other strains of HPV could potentially cause cervical cancer, so it isn't a virus that needs to be taken lightly.if you want to cure your genital warts you'll 1st have to eliminate the HPV. Unfortunately, HPV isn't curable. when you contract HPV, there's no way to eliminate it. Therefore, genital warts aren't totally curable. but..it is possible to remove the warts so you don't have to live your life with genital warts in your genital area for the rest of your life.

If you find out that you've genital warts and you want to eliminate them below are a few ways that you can take: increase your immune system, If your immune system is healthy and balanced and performing at its best, its possible that your body will suppress this virus to the stage that it lies dormant in your body and isn't active and not generating the chemicals that cause the expansion of warts on your genital. the right ways to make sure that your immune system is performing at its best is to eat healthily, stop smoking, reduce alcohol consumption and exercise regularly. cure the warts that you currently get so they will not spread and increase in numbers.

Gential warts are generally benign skin lesions and develop after an infection with a virus on or near the site of infection. They are usually fleshy, soft, skin-colored to pink. The warts can be flat or come out above the surface of the skin. They can be small or large, they often take small cauliflower-like forms. Sometimes they stand alone and sometimes present in groups. It may take several weeks to more than one year after infection with the virus before the first gential warts occur. There are often first few small warts that grow and expand.

What causes gential warts?

The cause of warts is an infection of the skin or mucous membranes with the Human Papilloma Virus (HPV).The venereal HPV is usually transmitted through sexual contact. During sexual intercourse, HPV can penetrate the lining of the vagina, anus, the penis or in the mouth. Therefore, gential warts are considered a sexually transmitted disease (STD) or sometimes called venereal disease. The virus is highly contagious and can be transferred in other ways.

How to recognize gential warts?

Gential warts rarely lead to physical complaints. Many patients are therefore not aware of the condition.The warts are sometimes barely visible, especially if they are in the vagina, urethra or anus. In some cases, gential warts include physical complaints. The symptoms depend on the extent of the warts both in number and in size. The warts can sometimes lead to itching and bleeding but usually do not hurt.