Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) is a primary precursor to the development of medical condition termed Condylomata acuminate. The virus is the principal precursor to the common disease termed as genital warts or venereal warts. The virus is sexually transmitted from one person to the other, and in an extremely fast manner.
What are the signs of Genital Warts?
There are different signs that appear in a person affected with genital warts. The most common of all is the appearance of lumps of variable sizes in the male and female genital areas. Generally, the warts develop as round or cauliflower in shape, and are flesh-pink or red in color. Many-a-times, it may happen that these lumps are far less than visible. Again, it depends on the rate of growth of the lumps. The signs of genital warts in case of women include appearance of outgrowths on the vulva, along the vaginal walls and/or inside the cervix. In males, these genital warts seem to appear in penis shaft or on the scrotum. Genital warts can also occur in males on either tip or the shaft of the penis.
There are genital warts that occur inside or outside the anus, in the groin area as well as the inner thighs in both men and women. Genital warts are curable, provided the signs of genital warts are visible. The genital warts cause itching and irritation all along the areas of its occurrence. During sexual intercourse, these warts can easily rupture, and ultimately they cause bleeding during the sexual intercourse.
Signs of genital warts are to be understood by individuals in order to cure them in a timely manner, failing which, the disease keeps on spreading with time, and may ultimately lead to severe medical complications. Medicines and lotions are available that are safe to administer, provided you seek the advice of an experienced physician. Treat the genital warts and free yourself from troubles.
