Genital warts generally spread through sexual contact. These are lumps, which are usually non-cancerous, caused by certain types of human papillomavirus (HPV). Genital warts treatment in homeopathy offers a safe and holistic approach addressing both the physical symptoms and the root cause of the condition.
It manifests as fungus-forming verrucous tissue tumours. Rarely detected on the male urinary meatus and the female vulva and vaginal apertures, they exist on the glans penis, corona, and mucosal surface of the prepuce. Contagiosum Molluscum: It is caused by a large virus that is a member of the smallpox virus family. It gets implanted on the skin through contact with an infected individual.
Some HPV-infected individuals show no symptoms at all. They might not even be aware that they are afflicted. It’s crucial to understand that even if you don’t exhibit any symptoms, you can still spread HPV. What causes genital warts?
Certain human papillomavirus (HPV) strains are the cause of genital warts. They spread like wildfire.
The HPV virus can infect you through:
- Contact between the skin during oral, anal, or vaginal sex
- Sharing sex toys
- coming into contact with genital fluids
Approximately two out of every three individuals who have intercourse with a person who has genital warts will contract the virus. Usually, the warts show up three months after contact. There are numerous varieties of HPV. It is possible to have several HPV infections.
Certain HPV strains have the potential to cause cancer, including anal and cervical cancer. It is improbable that the HPV strains that result in genital warts will also cause cancer. It is extremely improbable that you may transmit HPV to your unborn child during labour and delivery if you have genital warts while pregnant.
When to see the doctor?
See your physician for a sexual health examination if you:
- Detect or touch any odd bumps on your genitalia.
- Possess any more genital wart symptoms
- Have you slept with a person who has warts on their genitalia?
You may need to see a surgeon if you have warts inside your anus. You may need to consult a gynaecologist if you have warts on your cervix.
What is the treatment for genital warts?
Treatment options for genital warts include
- Cream
- Wart paint
- The use of liquid nitrogen in cryotherapy
- Laser therapy
- Surgical excision
It is not advised to use some of these medications while pregnant. The optimal course of treatment for you will be recommended by your physician. Shaving or waxing could spread the infection if you have warts in your pubic region.
The infection cannot be cured by treating your warts. Instead, the visible warts are removed with treatments. Some people decide to leave their warts alone, while others decide to treat them because they dislike the way they look or because other symptoms annoy them.
Within two years, the warts may disappear on their own for certain individuals. They might not go away, though, if your immune system is compromised. Genital warts cannot be treated with the same methods used for other kinds of warts. Consult your physician about your options for therapy.
Natural remedies for genital warts using homoeopathy
Homoeopathy helps destroy the warts from the ground up and enhances immunity. It focuses on the underlying cause.
- Warts can be removed gently and effectively without leaving scars.
- strengthens the immune system to stop recurrence
- Resolving the fundamental imbalances that contribute to HPV persistence
- Unlike chemical-based treatments, there are no adverse effects.
It is important to seek professional guidance from a qualified homoeopath for personalised treatment. They will be able to assess your individual symptoms and recommend the most suitable remedy for your specific needs. Additionally, they can provide ongoing support and adjustments to your treatment plan as needed.