Comments on: is there any way of getting rid of the genital warts virus/infection?

By: Kiki H

Kiki H — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 21:42:50 +0000

yes my moms had it and she got them frozen off and she doesn’t have the virus no more!

By: Homer Being

Homer Being — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 21:42:50 +0000

Natural approaches are the only way, and even then it takes years. There is a quicker way, but it will still take half a year, it involves electrotherapy, sepcifically involving magnetic fields and passing low current through the bloodstream. Youtube bob beck. There are other ways, but I believe this is the quickest and the safest, others involve using oxygen/silver in a certain way to achieve total detoxification.

By: Mary Grace C

Mary Grace C — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 21:42:50 +0000

Human papillomavirus (HPV) infection is the most common sexually transmitted infection in the U.S. HPV is primarily transmitted by sexual contact. While some people develop warts in the genital region after infection, others experience no symptoms. From my experince wartrol is by far the best treatment for genital warts. it doesnt only remove the warts it also help your immune system to kickoff the virus. you can learn more infor here: http://www.wartrol.com/?aid=830371

By: nilda C

nilda C — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 21:42:50 +0000

I work in a clinic called Women’s Health Services. We only deal with STDs and other female issues. Because of this we see a lot of patients with HPV. The cryo will not help with the external warts, but is a great treatment for the cervix. HPV used to be thought of as a lifelong STD, however it is now proven that 80% of people fight it off with their immune system. The best advice I have for you is to boost your immune system with diet, exercise, and vitamins. Wear condoms, but remember that warts can be spread just by the skin shedding onto your skin. Acid treatments should not hurt and are usually effective, however if the warts are irritated or too large there is the wartrol. it is a homeophatic relief that boosts your immune system to fight a certain condition. It is great. MOST IMPORTANT: Get your annual exams every year because HPV can turn into cancer.you can learn more about it here: http://genitalwarts.weebly.com

By: runninggrl06

runninggrl06 — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 21:42:50 +0000

HPV is a virus and they say that you cannot cure a virus. I’ve heard that your body can fight off the virus, but I am not sure how true this is. Some people will have HPV and never even know it because they do not show any symptoms and their tests come up normal. If you do show signs such as genital warts, there are many treatment options and after using one they may go away and never come back again. That doesn’t mean that you still do not have the HPV virus though. HPV can be spread very easily, that’s why it is the #1 STD today. Many people show no symptoms, especially men and there is also no real way to test men for HPV. Some people are only carriers of the virus and never show any symptoms. Others will show symptoms but they can show up as soon as 2 weeks and as late as years and years after being exposed. Even if you use a condom, you can still expose someone to HPV. All you need is skin to skin contact and you can give it to another person. so just because you didn’t have sex, doesn’t mean you didn’t pass it on. So all in all, if you have HPV/genital warts make sure your protect yourself, get yourself treated, hope it never comes back and make sure…please make sure that if you do know you have it…you let your partners know!!!!