Genital warts are one of the most embarrassing sexually transmitted infections one can have. They’re also one of the easiest to transfer to your partner. There are several reasons for this. The first is that you may not even know you have genital warts since the warts don’t always show up, and the second is that warts can appear in places a condom does not cover. You can get infected simply by touching a genital wart, so it’s very important that you seek professional assistance if you believe you have this disease.
If you do have genital warts, there are several ways to deal with them. The most common is a genital warts cream. Your doctor will prescribe one of several different types of genital warts cream. The most common is called Aldara. This cream is applied to your genital warts three times a week. Note, however, that this genital warts cream is not usable for intravaginal warts or for cervical warts. While there is no cure for the human papilloma virus (the cause of genital warts) at this time, Aldara does weaken it.
Condylox is another genital warts cream. It is one of the older creams, and it is used for external warts and perianal warts. Condylox immediately starts attacking the genetal warts and is fairly quick-acting.
While a genital warts cream can help clear up warts, remember that until a permanent cure for the virus becomes available, your genital warts can return at any time.
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