How to Remove Genital Warts

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How to Remove Genital Warts

Genital warts are nasty on all counts.  When these things form, they appear as thick mounds of loose skin.  They, unlike normal warts, are reddish in color and bulge like little cauliflowers.  Sometimes they are accompanied by a sharp pain, especially when you press hard on them.  To get rid of genital warts, you can use homemade and commercial solutions.  For severe cases, the warts are removed through surgery.

Homemade Solutions

Your home has several items that come as unlikely remedies for genital warts.  Some are natural antiseptics used for cleansing the skin while others are highly acidic, used for killing off germs.  Just check the contents of your cupboard whenever you need an instant remedy.

  • Tea Tree Oil - Tea tree oil is a natural antispetic and antibacterial solution.  Use it rid dirt and germs off the warts.  To apply, pour an ample amount onto a cotton ball.  Run the ball on the warts.  You also have the option to apply the oil directly if the warts are clumped in bunches.  Do the procedure twice or thrice a day.  In a week, the warts should have decreased in size, significantly.
  • Olive Oil - Olive oil may be the element that makes pasta delectable, but, unknown to some, it is an effective skin cleansing solution.  Apply the oil directly on the warts.  Distribute it evenly using a cotton ball or a piece of cloth.  Do the procedure thrice a day and in a week or two, you should see the results.
  • Apple Cider Vinegar - If both olive oil and tree oil don’t work, you need to use a more powerful solution.  Apple cider vinegar is highly acidic, meaning it can thoroughly clean your wart and eradicate germs with prolonged contact.  Apply the solution on the warts then wrap them with cotton strips and plaster.  After about half a day, remove the cotton and plaster, to let the skin breathe for awhile.  Just repeat the procedure until the wart is finally gone.

Commercial Solutions

Effective as homemade solutions are, their commercial counterparts produce results faster.  Their active ingredients are potent enough to shorten the healing process for warts.  Some of the known solutions are:

  • imiquimod
  • fluorouracil cream
  • podofilox
  • podophyllin anti-mitotic
  • trichloroacetic acid.

They are applied to the warts directly, as each has a distinct means of attacking the wart.  Just apply as instructed by your doctor.

Surgery for Genital Wart Removal

If all else fails, surgery appears as your immediate solution to stop a wart outbreak.  Consult your doctor regarding the warts.  He or she, in turn, will diagnose your condition, in which will determine the best form of surgery to be applied.  Here are his options:

  • pulse dye laser surgery
  • cauterization
  • liquid nitrogen cryosurgery

Be mindful when having your warts checked.  Make sure your doctor is highly experienced in the field.  A single miscalculation may lead to a nasty side effect or may trigger a new outbreak of warts.

Safe Sex, Wartless Genitals

Treating genital warts isn’t so hard, with the number of remedies you have.  However, the experience of having the skin condition is anything but pleasant.  You should clearly avoid these skin annoyances as much as possible.  Better practice safe sex.

 

Comments

  1. on March 1st, 2012 at 7:08 pm

    [...] Warts are caused by the human papilloma virus or HPV, which enters the body through tiny cuts and breaks in the skin. If you get too close to someone who has the virus, you can contract it too. These benign skin tumors feed on the blood vessels, causing soreness. Warts come in three kinds, the flat warts, the plantar warts (Tips on how to get rid of plantar warts) and the genital warts (For genital warts removal, read how to remove genital warts). [...]

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