GENITAL WARTS/HERPES REMEDY

Genital warts/herpes is a sexually transmitted disease (STD) caused by the human papilloma virus (HPV), which is the most common sexually transmitted infection in the United States, according to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

You can get genital warts if you have sex with someone who has HPV, even if they don't have any visible warts or other apparent symptoms of the infection.

The virus can be found in infected people’s bodily fluids, including:

saliva
semen
vaginal secretions

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MOST SUPERMARKET HONEY IS NOT RAW!

A lot of honey found in the supermarket is not raw honey but "commercial" regular honey, some of which has been pasteurized (heated at 70 degrees Celsius or more, followed by rapid cooling) for easy filtering and bottling so that it looks cleaner and smoother, more appealing on the shelf, and easier to handle and package.

Pasteurization kills any yeast cell in the honey and prevents fermentation, which is a concern for storing honey with high moisture content over a long period especially in warm weather. While fermentation does not pose a health danger (mead is fermented honey), it does affect the taste of honey. Heating also slows down the speed of crystallization in liquid honey. On the downside, when honey is heated, its delicate aromas, yeast and enzymes which are responsible for activating vitamins and minerals in the body system are partially destroyed.

Among manufacturers there exists no uniform code of using the term "raw honey". There are no strict legal requirements for claiming and labelling honey as "raw". Nevertheless, suppliers who understand that honey that has undergone heat treatment would not be as nutritious and have the consumers' health in mind would ensure their honey is only slightly warmed (not pasteurized), just enough to allow the honey to flow for bottling. Thus, you may also find raw honey that are unprocessed but slightly warmed to retard granulation for a short period of time and allow light straining and packing into containers for sale. Using as little heat as possible is a sign of careful handling by honey suppliers.

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Not only is raw honey anti-bacterial, but it is antiviral and anti-fungal. These properties alone make it more powerful than conventional antibiotics. Honey can target undetected fungal conditions that may be at the root cause of perpetual illness.

Meschwitz said that her team of researchers has been measuring the level of antioxidant activity of honey. "We have separated and identified the various antioxidant polyphenol compounds. In our antibacterial studies, we have been testing honey's activity against E. coli, Genital Warts, Staphylococcus aureus and Pseudomonas aeruginosa, among others."

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FACTS & DEFINITION OF GENITAL WARTS (HPV Infection)

Genital warts are flesh-colored or gray growths found in the genital area and anal region in both men and women.

Genital warts are sometimes referred to as condyloma acuminata or venereal warts.

Genital warts are the most common sexually transmitted disease (STD) caused by a virus.

The warts are caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV).

Genital warts affect both men and women and can occur at any age.

Most people with genital warts are between the ages of 17-33 years. Genital warts are highly contagious.

There is high risk of getting the infection from a single sexual contact with someone who has genital warts.

In children younger than three years of age, genital warts are thought to be transmitted by nonsexual methods such as direct manual contact.

Nevertheless, the presence of genital warts in children should raise the suspicion for sexual abuse.

Up to 20% of people with genital warts will have other sexually transmitted diseases (STDs).

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PREVENTING TRANSMISSION OF GENITAL WARTS INFECTION

If a person has HPV, it is vital that they tell their partners before engaging in sexual activity.

A person can reduce the risk of infecting a partner by abstaining from sex until an outbreak of warts has been cleared for 2 weeks.

However, HPV can still spread from person to person, even if no warts are present.

Wearing a condom or dental dam will reduce the risk of transmitting HPV and other STIs.

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ARE GENITAL WARTS CURABLE?

In most cases, an HPV infection that causes genital warts will clear with the consistent use of our solution. It usually takes anywhere from a few weeks to a couple of months.

Genital warts can disappear with our treatment.

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NATURAL REMEDY FOR GENITAL WARTS

So even with treatment, genital warts may come back in the future. This depends on how well your immune system is functioning, the strain of HPV you have, and the amount of virus you have (viral load).

Some strains are high risk and associated with later formation of squamous cell carcinoma (cancer), and you may not even know if you have a high-risk HPV strain until precancerous or cancerous lesions form.

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Genital warts are caused by HPV

Genital warts show up on the skin around your genitals and anus. They’re caused by certain types of human papillomavirus (HPV). You might’ve heard that some types of HPV can cause cancer, but they’re NOT the same kinds that give you genital warts.

HPV can be a tricky STD to understand. It’s the most common STD, but most of the time it goes away on its own. Sometimes certain types of “high-risk” HPV can develop into cancer if left untreated.

Other “low-risk” types of HPV can cause warts on your vulva, vagina, cervix, rectum, anus, penis or scrotum. Genital warts are common — about 360,000 people get them each year.

How do you get genital warts?

You get genital warts from having skin-to-skin contact with someone who’s infected, often during vaginal, anal, and MouthAction. Genital warts can be spread even if no one cums, and a penis doesn’t have to go inside a vagina or anus to get them. You can spread them even when you don’t have any visible warts or other symptoms, though that’s less common. You can also pass genital warts to a baby during vaginal childbirth, but that’s pretty rare.

Genital warts are different from warts you might get elsewhere on your body. So you can’t get genital warts by touching yourself (or a partner) with a wart that’s on your hand or foot.

You’re more likely to pass genital warts when you’re having symptoms. So if you notice a wart, it’s best to get tested and treated to help lower the risk of passing genital warts on to a partner.

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IS GENITAL WARTS A STD?

Genital warts are soft growths that appear on the genitals. They're a sexually transmitted infection (STI) caused by certain strains of the human papillomavirus (HPV). ... HPV infection is especially dangerous for women because some types of HPV can also cause cancer of the cervix and vulva.

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WHAT ARE ANAL WARTS?

Anal warts are small warts that can occur inside and around the anus. The condition is also called condyloma acuminata. Anal warts are a form of genital warts.

In most cases, the warts don’t cause discomfort or pain. However, they can become irritating if they grow large enough, and might itch or bleed. If no symptoms occur, people with anal warts may not even know they have them.

Anal warts may occur only in one spot, or may spread to different parts of the genitals and anus over time.

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WHAT ARE THE SYMPTOMS OF ANAL WARTS?

Anal warts are found inside and around the area of the anus. They start as small bumps that may be no larger than the head of a pin. Initially, they may be too small to be noticed. They can develop a cauliflower-like appearance as they grow, or when several are clustered together. Warts may be peach-colored, yellow, pink, or light brown, and may blend in with your skin color.

Anal warts often occur without pain or discomfort. Other symptoms of anal warts are rare but can include itching, bleeding, or discharge from the anus. A person with anal warts may also feel like they have a lump in their anal area.

Warts may occur on other parts of your body at the same time that you have anal warts. Genital warts in women may appear on the vulva, vagina, or cervix. Genital warts in men can develop on the penis, scrotum, thighs, or groin.

Warts may also grow on the mouth or throat of someone with HPV. MouthAction with a person who has genital warts, or deep kissing a person with throat warts can also lead to infection.

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GENITAL WARTS INFECTION RATE

Anogenital warts have a 60% transmission rate between partners. Over 95% of genital warts are caused by infection with HPV types 6 and 11.

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WHAT CAUSES WARTS IN PRIVATE PARTS?

Genital warts are caused by HPV. Genital warts show up on the skin around your genitals and anus. They're caused by certain types of human papillomavirus (HPV). ... Other “low-risk” types of HPV can cause warts on your vulva, vagina, cervix, rectum, anus, penis or scrotum.

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WHAT ARE THE SYMPTOMS OF GENITAL WARTS IN FEMALES?

The signs and symptoms of genital warts in women include:

- Small, flesh-colored, brown or pink swellings in the genital area.

- A cauliflower-like shape caused by several warts close together.

- Itching or discomfort in the genital area.

- Bleeding with intercourse

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*CAN COCONUT OIL HELP FIGHT COVID-19?*

With the number of coronavirus cases sky-rocketing in the world, people are grappling to find the right ingredient to boost their immunity to prevent Covid-19. A review by the Journal of Association of Physicians (JAPI) will help you add another ingredient that can modulate your immunity.

JAPI carried a review on coconut oil, in its July edition, focussing on its immune-boosting benefits and its 'ability to act against microbes'. The report suggests, "The anti-microbial mechanistic action of the coconut oil helps activate the anti-inflammatory nature of the immune response in the human body."

The study mentioned that coconut oil as health oil was recognized in Ayurvedic medicine almost 4000 years ago.

The review also found that the coconut oil and its derivative have shown to be safe and effective immunomodulatory agents in both humans and animals.

"While Covid-19 wasn't the main reason for conducting this review on coconut oil, it is a fact that Keralites, who consume a lot of coconut oil, have managed to fight Covid-19 well," Dr Shashank Joshi, one of the main authors of the review told The Times of India.

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6 WAYS TO MAKE YOUR BANANAS LAST LONGER

Here are some of the most effective ways you can keep your bananas from browning too quickly. (Plan B is to make more banana bread!)

1. Hang Your Bananas
Turns out there's a scientific reason you should be hanging your bananas from a hook. Bananas start ripening as soon as they're picked from trees—ethylene gas releases from the stems as soon as they're picked, but when you hang bananas from a hook, the gas works more slowly. Hanging bananas also prevents them from bruising on the counter, which they're more prone to do as they continue ripening.

You can pick up a fruit basket with a built-in hook or a small under-cabinet hook made specifically for bananas. Either way, keep your bananas at room temperature while they ripen on the hook.

2. Buy Green Bananas
The easiest way to prolong your bananas' shelf life is to buy the greenest bananas you can find. They're picked while still green, then slowly ripen over time to reach that bright yellow we love. Instead of grabbing perfectly ripened bananas you're eyeing for banana muffins, grab a green bunch you can hang from your hook and watch ripen.

3. Wrap Banana Stems in Plastic Wrap
Remember that ethylene gas that makes bananas ripen? It comes from the stems, which means you can wrap those stems—with plastic wrap or aluminum foil—to slow down the ripening process. You may see grocery stores selling bunches of bananas with plastic wrap on the stems, but for best results, take your bananas apart and wrap their stems individually.

4. Place Ripe Bananas in the Fridge
One of the cardinal rules of banana storage is to never store them in the fridge. But rules are meant to be broken, especially when it comes to bananas. You should keep green bananas far away from the fridge, but once your bananas have completely ripened, you can move them to the fridge where the cool temperatures will keep them from ripening further (for a few days at least). That's a couple more days of fresh banana parfaits for you!

5. Freeze Your Bananas
Freezing bananas is one of the easiest ways to keep them preserved for future use. But how you freeze bananas could have a big impact on how well they thaw. Freezing the entire bunch will darken the peels, and they'll thaw poorly. Instead, consider freezing peeled, individual bananas or banana slices in resealable airtight bags.

6. Buy a Banana Keeper
Bruising can wreak havoc on your bananas. It leads to squishy parts and faster ripening, which is where hard cases built specifically for bananas come in handy. The Banana Keeper can hold one banana at a time and acts as a great solution for keeping individual fruits ripe and ready for lunch (or for your afternoon snack). You may want more than one if you're looking to protect a bunch, but if you have one overripe banana, this is a great solution.

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6 WAYS TO MAKE YOUR BANANAS LAST LONGER

Here are some of the most effective ways you can keep your bananas from browning too quickly. (Plan B is to make more banana bread!)

1. Hang Your Bananas
Turns out there's a scientific reason you should be hanging your bananas from a hook. Bananas start ripening as soon as they're picked from trees—ethylene gas releases from the stems as soon as they're picked, but when you hang bananas from a hook, the gas works more slowly. Hanging bananas also prevents them from bruising on the counter, which they're more prone to do as they continue ripening.

You can pick up a fruit basket with a built-in hook or a small under-cabinet hook made specifically for bananas. Either way, keep your bananas at room temperature while they ripen on the hook.

2. Buy Green Bananas
The easiest way to prolong your bananas' shelf life is to buy the greenest bananas you can find. They're picked while still green, then slowly ripen over time to reach that bright yellow we love. Instead of grabbing perfectly ripened bananas you're eyeing for banana muffins, grab a green bunch you can hang from your hook and watch ripen.

3. Wrap Banana Stems in Plastic Wrap
Remember that ethylene gas that makes bananas ripen? It comes from the stems, which means you can wrap those stems—with plastic wrap or aluminum foil—to slow down the ripening process. You may see grocery stores selling bunches of bananas with plastic wrap on the stems, but for best results, take your bananas apart and wrap their stems individually.

4. Place Ripe Bananas in the Fridge
One of the cardinal rules of banana storage is to never store them in the fridge. But rules are meant to be broken, especially when it comes to bananas. You should keep green bananas far away from the fridge, but once your bananas have completely ripened, you can move them to the fridge where the cool temperatures will keep them from ripening further (for a few days at least). That's a couple more days of fresh banana parfaits for you!

5. Freeze Your Bananas
Freezing bananas is one of the easiest ways to keep them preserved for future use. But how you freeze bananas could have a big impact on how well they thaw. Freezing the entire bunch will darken the peels, and they'll thaw poorly. Instead, consider freezing peeled, individual bananas or banana slices in resealable airtight bags.

6. Buy a Banana Keeper
Bruising can wreak havoc on your bananas. It leads to squishy parts and faster ripening, which is where hard cases built specifically for bananas come in handy. The Banana Keeper can hold one banana at a time and acts as a great solution for keeping individual fruits ripe and ready for lunch (or for your afternoon snack). You may want more than one if you're looking to protect a bunch, but if you have one overripe banana, this is a great solution.

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5 BENEFITS OF SHEA BUTTER YOU DIDN'T KNOW

1. Shea butter is great for moisturizing your skin

Shea butter is a great moisturizer for the face and the body. It locks in the moisture in the skin and keeps it hydrated for long. Shea butter can nourish the skin with its fat content. It can also help to soften the skin on your hands and feet and make it supple. It penetrates the skin easily and is effective for dry skin.

2. It helps in the treatment of acne and blemishes

Shea butter is known for its healing properties, which can be attributed to the presence of several fatty acids. Raw, unrefined shea butter is effective in curing skin rashes, skin peeling after tanning, scars, stretch marks, frost bites, burns, athletes foot, insect bites and stings, and acne.

3. Shea butter helps prevent hair loss

The fatty acids of shea butter condition the scalp and hair while also providing essential nutrients that improve both scalp and hair health. They make hair follicles stronger and reduce hair fall and hair loss. Another important property of shea butter that can prevent hair loss is its anti-inflammatory properties.

4. It is of great help in reducing razor irritation and bumps

Shea butter can help reduce razor irritation and bumps as it soothes the irritated skin. It can also be applied a day prior to shaving to smoothen the skin and hair. This will make the shaving process easier and faster and doesn't leave any irritated spots behind

5. It is a natural anti-aging method

Shea butter is considered as one of the best anti-aging agents for the skin. The vitamins A and E found in this butter keep the skin supple, nourished, and radiant. If used regularly, it reduces wrinkles and also prevents premature wrinkles and facial lines. Its anti-aging properties can also be attributed to its ability to increase circulation to the skin and promote cell renewal.

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HPV: ANOTHER SILENT, HIGHLY CONTAGIOUS VIRUS TO WORRY ABOUT
By Franka Osakwe | 03 September 2017 | 2:35 am

HPV

Linked With Cancers In Men, Women
About 80 per cent of every sexually active man or woman, will likely contract at least one strain of Human Papillomavirus (HPV)- the most common sexually transmitted virus, at some point during their life time, according to world health bodies.The virus is known to be the root cause of many cases of cancers in both men and women, including all cervical cancers, which kill one woman every hour in the country, according to experts.Globally, about 630 million people are estimated to be infected with HPV, compared to the 40million infected with HIV.

This virus, which presently has no cure, is not spread via bodily fluid alone, hence cannot be prevented completely using condom.The World Health Organisation (WHO), and other bodies reveal that HPV is spread through skin-to-skin contact, and can infect anyone (many times) who is, or has ever been sexually active.Known to be highly contagious, experts say HPV infection can affect the skin, cervix, anus, mouth and throat, of both men and women.

According to a cancer expert from Committee Encouraging Corporate Philanthropy (CECP- Nigeria) Dr. Abia Nzelu, HPV can cause cancers in both men and women.
“Nearly all cervical cancers are caused by HPV. Eight out of 10 cases of cancer of the anus are linked to HPV; half of vulval cancers (the outer private part of women) are related to HPV; seven out of 10 vaginal cancers are HPV-related; one out of three cancer of the penis are linked to HPV. Other places that can be affected are the mouth, throat, scrotum, conjunctiva (covering of eye), skin, nose, nail beds and tonsils”, she said.Nzelu said most of the time, HPV usually has no signs or symptoms, goes away by itself within years, and does not cause health problems.

This is because the immune system fights it off naturally. “It is only when HPV remains in the cells for many years that it can cause cancer. It can be transmitted from a mother to child during childbirth and can lead to Recurrent Respiratory Papillomatosis (RRP) (asthma-like condition), which can cause the death of the innocent child,” she said.

Although there are over 150 types of HPV, Nzelu said the four that cause most of the diseases are Types 6, 11, 16 and 18.Experts say it is also the most common sexually transmitted infection (STI) in the world, with the highest prevalence in sub-Saharan Africa.

For those who assume they’re free from the virus because they are not promiscuous, Nzelu, said skin-to-skin contact is all that is needed to contract the virus.“Although HPV can be spread during sex − including vaginal intercourse, anal intercourse, and MouthAction, sex doesn’t have to occur for the infection to spread. All that is needed to pass HPV from one person to another is skin-to-skin contact with an area of the body infected with HPV. Therefore, even never having sex doesn’t guarantee that one cannot get infected.

“Recently, a woman presented at the National Cancer Prevention Programme (NCPP) with complaint of post-coital bleeding (bleeding after sexual intercourse). She was investigated and confirmed to have cervical cancer. The news was received by her with utter disbelief, because she has had only one sexual partner –her husband. This story buttresses the point that having only one partner does not preclude one from being infected with HPV. However, it is important to note that women who get sexually exposed at an early age, and those with multiple sexual partners have a higher risk of developing the disease,” she said.

Other risk factors according to her are smoking, suppressed immune system and poor genital hygiene, adding that women in developing countries like Nigeria are regarded as high risk since sub-Saharan Africa has the highest prevalence of HPV, while 26 per cent of women in Nigeria are positive for the virus.

Because of this, Nzelu, advocates yearly cervical cancer screening, which she said would facilitate early detection. “In Nigeria, therefore, a woman’s first cervical screening should be done when she turns 18 or three years after she begins having sex, whichever comes first. This is because we have seen teenagers with cervical cancer in the country. Cervical cancer gives no symptom at the early stage,” she explained.

However, the good news is that there are now vaccines that can help prevent certain types of HPV and some of the cancers linked to those types. These vaccines are also available for both male and females.

“There are three types of HPV vaccines – a bivalent vaccine (Cervarix), a quadrivalent vaccine (Gardasil) and a 9-valent vaccine (Gardasil 9). The bivalent vaccine protects against only two types of HPV (16 and 18) and is recommended for females alone for prevention of cervical cancer. The quadrivalent vaccine protects against four types of HPV (6, 11, 16 and 18). Gardasil 9 protects against four types of HPV as the quadrivalent vaccine, plus five other high-risk types: 31, 33, 45, 52 and 58. The Gardasils thus prevent most cases of cervical cancer, and other cancers caused by HPV infection, including a proportion of genital, anal, oral and throat cancers.

The Gardasils also prevent genital warts and Recurrent Respiratory Papillomatosis (RRP). The Gardasils are approved for both males and females. Vaccinating boys against HPV might also help protect girls from the virus by decreasing transmission. The vaccines are usually given in three doses over six months. The US Centre for Disease Control (CDC) recommends that people should get the same vaccine brand for all three doses i.e. Cervarix and Gardasil should not be used interchangeably”, she said.

To be effective, she said the vaccine should be given before a person becomes exposed to HPV – usually through sexual activity, and is recommended for widespread use by girls between ages nine to 26 years old.The quadrivalent vaccine, according to her, is also licensed for males between ages nine through 26 years, and are given as shots in a series of three doses within six months.

A Consultant Clinical and Radiation Oncologist at the Lagos University Teaching Hospital (LUTH), Dr Omolola Salako, said getting screened and getting a vaccination is the cheapest and easiest way to avoid cervical cancer in women.

“It takes only N7, 000 to get a pap smear test once in five years and N21, 000 to get vaccinated for life. But when the infection has been allowed to grow into full blown cancer, one is not even sure of curing it with N500, 000,” she advised.

Shedding more light on HPV, a gynecologist at the University of Calabar Teaching Hospital, Dr. Nelson Egwu, said the strains of HPV, which cause a person to develop warts, is not in the same group of HPV strains that cause cancer.“The strains of HPV known to cause genital warts are low-risk HPV 6 and 11, while the strains of HPV associated with cancer include high-risk HPV 16, 18, 31, 33, 45, 52 and 58.

HPV can infect anyone who is, or has ever been sexually active, and sometimes the most infected individuals are asymptomatic, meaning they display no symptoms of the virus, at times they can remain dormant and later infect a new or existing sexual partner.

When genital warts become present, they may appear as small bumps, cluster of bumps or stem-like protrusions. They can range in size and appearance and be large, small, flat or cauliflower shaped and may be white or flesh toned.

The most common area affected in women includes the vulva. However, they can also be present near the anus, on the cervix or within the vagina. Warts in men may appear on the penis, scrotum or around the anus. In both men and women, the groin may also be another area where genital warts are found.”
Some wrong perception about HPV:

ONLY recently, some false reports were circulated about HPV on the social media. The reports described the virus as a “strange and new ailment,” which has killed about 13 people in LUTH.Chief Medical Director of the hospital, Chris Bode, Lagos, while debunking the rumour, explained that HPV does not cause sudden mass deaths in humans.

“Medical literature informs us that the human papillomavirus causes a number of diseases in man, and the ordinary wart is the commonest of these. Although warts have been documented since the time of ancient Greece, its viral nature was described over a 100 years ago,” he said.

GENITAL WARTS SYMPTOMS & TREATMENT
Human papilloma virus (HPV)

FAST FACTS

Genital warts are caused by a virus that can be passed on through close genital contact, including sex without a condom.
They look like small lumps or growths and are usually found around the penis, vagina, anus or upper thighs.
If you think you might have genital warts, it’s important to have them checked by a healthcare professional.
The warts themselves can be treated and removed, but the virus that causes them can’t be cured.
The best way to prevent genital warts is to use condoms and dental dams for sex.

WHAT ARE GENITAL WARTS?

Genital warts are small, raised, usually painless growths. They are caused by the human papilloma virus (HPV) which can be passed on through sex without a condom. There are over 100 different strains of HPV. The strain of HPV that causes genital warts is different from the strain that causes genital cancers, such as cervical cancer. The HPV that causes warts isn’t linked to cancer and doesn’t cause any more serious health problems. The warts themselves can be treated and will clear.

WHAT ARE THE SYMPTOMS OF GENITAL WARTS?

Genital warts can appear as a single wart or as multiple warts in a cluster.

Symptoms include:

- one or more small, flesh-coloured or grey painless growths or lumps around your vagina, penis, anus or upper thighs

- itching or bleeding from your genitals or anus

- a change to your normal flow of pee (for example, sideways), that doesn't go away.

Be aware that the warts may be difficult to notice if they are internal (inside the vagina or anus) and that many people with the strain of HPV that causes genital warts will not develop any symptoms or know that they have it.

Symptoms of genital warts can appear weeks, months or years after you were in contact with the virus that causes them.

If you have symptoms of genital warts it’s important to visit a health clinic to have them checked.

HOW DO YOU GET GENITAL WARTS?

Genital warts can be passed on through vaginal or anal sex without a condom and by sharing intimacy gadgets. The virus is transmitted through close genital contact, which means that you can get and pass on warts if you touch genitals with someone, even if you don’t have penetrative sex or ejaculate (cum).

Although it’s rare, genital warts can also be passed on through MouthAction and affect the mouth and throat.

You can only get genital warts from someone else who has the virus, but be aware that not everyone will know if they have it. If the warts are internal someone may not notice them and people can pass on the virus even if they don’t have any symptoms.

You can’t get genital warts from kissing, hugging, swimming pools, sharing towels or cutlery.

If a woman has genital warts while pregnant, there is a risk that she could pass them on to her baby at birth. This isn’t very common, but it’s important that pregnant women seek advice from a healthcare worker if they notice any symptoms.

HOW DO YOU PREVENT GENITAL WARTS?

The best way to prevent genital warts is to use a condom for vaginal, anal and MouthAction. If you’re sharing intimacy gadgets these should be covered with a new condom for each partner and washed between use.

If you have symptoms that could be genital warts you should go to a health clinic to have these checked. If you have genital warts, you may be advised to avoid sex while they're being treated. If you do have sex, make sure that the warts are covered with a condom. This area of skin should be covered with a condom even after the warts have gone. You can still pass the virus on for up to three months after the warts have disappeared. Avoid rubbing or touching your warts, in case you spread the infection to the surrounding area. If you find out that you have genital warts your partner should also get checked.

Talking about your sexual health with your partners, and letting each other know about any symptoms or infections, will help you decide how to have safer sex together.

Reducing your number of sexual partners can also help you reduce your risk of getting sexually transmitted infections, like genital warts. If you are having sex with multiple partners, it’s even more important to use condoms and to have regular STI tests.

Condoms are the best form of protection against STIs and pregnancy. Other contraceptives including the contraceptive pill will not prevent genital warts, neither will PrEP.

CAN I GET TESTED FOR GENITAL WARTS?

Yes - a healthcare professional will usually diagnose warts by looking at them. They may check for hidden warts, by looking inside the vagina and or anus. If you have a problem urinating, a specialist may look at the urethra (the tube that carries pee from your bladder).

This examination shouldn’t be painful and you are welcome to have someone with you for the appointment if it would make you feel more comfortable. It’s not something that you should feel embarrassed about, remember that the healthcare professional will do this all the time.

GENITAL WARTS, HIV and SEXUAL HEALTH

If you have genital warts you should also test for HIV and other STIs. Having an STI, including genital warts, can increase your risk of getting HIV. This is because having an STI makes it easier for HIV to get into your body and cause an infection.

People living with HIV can also be more likely to get genital warts or have more severe cases of genital warts. This is especially the case for people who aren’t on treatment or who have a lower CD4 count. You’re more vulnerable to infections, like genital warts, if your immune system is weaker.

Speak to your healthcare provider if you are living with HIV and taking treatment for genital warts, to make sure that the medication won’t affect your antiretroviral treatment (ART).

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