Genital Warts Symptoms and Home Treatment Options

Unfortunately, genital warts can affect everyone irrespective of the age, sex, nationality or hygiene condition. It is one of the most common sexually transmitted diseases caused by HPV or human papillomavirus. With over 100 types of HPVs, 30 can be transferred sexually.

Genital Warts:

• Very common sexually transmitted disease through virus
• Virus is transmitted through direct skin to skin contact
• Treatments are only for genital warts symptoms
• Risks can be reduced with certain tips (towards the end)

Symptoms:

The symptoms for genital warts vary largely in colour, shape, size and severity. The most common symptoms of warts include soft bumps in flesh colour with appearance of a cauliflower. In majority of cases, the bumps grow more than one forming a big cluster with itching. Although, pain is not one of the genital warts symptoms, itching can lead to bleeding too which further increases risk of other chronic skin conditions.  These symptoms are similar in both men and women visible on cervix, vulva, urethra, penis and anus. 

• The symptoms might develop from six week to six months of sexual contact
• People with weak immune systems are more likely to get affected
• Chemotherapy, HIV/AIDS, anti-rejection drugs, Hodgkin's disease and diabetes also increase risks.
• The risks are quite high during pregnancy.
• Genital warts symptoms vary in shape, size and colours but common ones are flesh coloured bumps which look like cauliflower and cause itching.

Home Treatment:
Although our bodies are capable of fighting the virus, it is better to find a treatment to ensure complete safety for yourself and your partner. Wartrol spray is one of the better home-based symptoms relievers made with plant extracts. This homeopathic formula is lightweight, painless and quite discreet. Plus, you can use it both orally and topically on the affected area.