If you have recently found out that you have genital warts you no doubt have a lot of unanswered questions. Most people, when they first find out end up trawling the internet looking at pictures of warts, just to make sure that is what they have. They then trawl through more and more sites to try to find the answers to their questions. Hopefully I can answer a few of those questions:
What exactly are genital warts?
Genital Warts are caused by the Human Papilloma Virus (HPV). That is why this condition is also known as HPV warts. This virus can lie dormant in your body before the warts appear. The warts vary in shape and size, they can appear in clusters or as an individual wart.

Pictures of warts - HPV Warts
Can I treat HPV Warts at home?
Yes, home remedies for genital warts such as Wartrol are available for you to purchase online. Personally I would only purchase a Homeopathic remedy as this would contain only natural ingredients. I only allow doctors to prescribe me actual certified medication. If you had any concerns, you should visit your doctor for medication.
Can I get HPV Warts if I am Pregnant?
Yes, you can still catch this infection if you are pregnant. If you suspect you have the condition you should seek help from your doctor immediately as you are at risk of passing the infection on to your unborn baby. There is also a risk in serious cases of HPV warts affecting your ability to have a natural birth.

Pictures Of Warts - HPV Warts
Can I Pass HPV Warts onto Someone Else?
HPV warts is extremely contagious – if you have unprotected sex with a partner there is a 70% risk that they will catch the infection. You should also take care that you always wash your hands thoroughly with hot soap and water and avoid touching the warts as they are so contagious you could pass them on if the infection is on your hands. By not touching the warts you are also helping to ensure that you don’t damage them by either scratching or picking at them.
None of my friends have HPV Warts?
Don’t worry, you are not alone. More people than you think have this infection, they maybe just don’t talk about it. There are lots of people out there that can help you, for example, your local doctor, nurse or STD clinic. It’s easy to say but please try not to worry too much, lots of people deal with this infection on a daily basis.
If I take the treatment for genital warts will the HPV warts go away forever?
The treatment will only treat the actual warts, It will not treat the underlying HPV virus. That means that when the warts disappear after you have had treatment you will still have the HPV virus. Therefore the warts could reappear in the future. This infection tends to be linked to your immune system, when you are a bit run down the warts can reappear. This gives you a great excuse to work on keeping your immune system at top speed!
WARNING – pictures of warts can contain graphic detail!
Pictures of warts – HPV Warts
Pictures of warts – HPV Warts on Female Genitals
Pictures of warts – HPV Warts on Male Genitals