What is the best way to heal genital warts?

The genital warts can be quite stubborn and take some time to heal, no matter what method is used; once they have been removed, they can also reappear as soon as three weeks, but sometimes even years, later. This is because the underlying infection cannot be cured and unless is it suppressed by the immune system, there is always a chance of recurrence. The warts are usually harmless, but at times can cause irritation, itching, pain and even bleeding and painful intercourse; in severe cases in pregnant women they can also block the birth canal or be passed to the newborn.

All this means that if you have been infected, it is always recommended to consult with a doctor before you heal genital warts; of course, when the case is mild or moderate some of the self-applied treatments will work just fine in most instances. The most commonly used self-applied treatments are podophyllotoxin gel or cream and some of the natural treatments such as Wartrol, Heal Warts and Dermisil for Warts. All of them work really well and as long as the patient has the discipline to apply them exactly as directed for as long as it is needed, he or she should get rid of the genital warts relatively quickly.

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Other methods to heal genital warts are the doctor-applied treatments: your physician will do a visual examination of the infected area and choose the best course of action. Depending on the particular circumstances the warts can be removed by the use of podophyllin, cryotherapy (freezing the warts with liquid nitrogen), electrocautery (burning the warts with low-voltage current), laser therapy or surgical removal. There is no such thing as the best or the worst ways to heal genital warts since all methods have their pros and cons, but in general, the natural treatments are a very good choice since they are less costly, quite effective, and have no adverse effects. Most of them can also be purchased safely and anonymously online and used at the privacy of one’s home.

However, after you successfully heal genital warts, you should take a few measures in order to avoid their reappearance: always practice safe sex, limit the number of your sexual partners and adopt healthier life-style with a lot of exercise and balanced nutrition. Learning more about the virus that causes genital warts and the latest medical breakthroughs is also advisable – very effective vaccine that protects women against some of the virus sub-types has been sold for a few years and the same vaccine was approved in November 2009 by the FDA for use in boys and men. The latest studies have shown that some of the HPV strains have also been linked to high number of throat cancer cases in men, which makes prevention even more important.

It should be noted that the HPV 6 and HPV 11, the two virus strains that cause the majority of the genital warts, are rarely linked to serious diseases and that doctors heal genital warts successfully in most instances.