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When you first learn that you have genital warts, it's a life changing event. If you don't know, they are skin growths that grow in the genital area and the anus. There are many individuals who contract the virus that causes genital warts - human papillomavirus (HPV). If you have contracted genital warts, you should have an understanding of what they are. The reason for this is you may have to live with this condition for a very long time. Even if you don't have genital warts and if you're a sexually active person you should make an effort to have an understanding of them.
When you start researching genital warts, you can easily run into information overload. That's because genital warts is a very common sexually transmitted disease (STD). If you have contracted them you will see you have many options for getting rid of them. This is a good thing because, if you are embarrassed about them, there are natural home remedies to get rid of genital warts. Since, these warts appear in such a sensitive area, you should research methods that are best for you and that are not evasive on your skin. When starting your research you should see your primary care physician first.
Your primary care physician should be a good source of information on treating them. The advantage of seeing your doctor is of course the years of experience they have to offer you. You also may want to consider seeing a dermatologist. However, while a dermatologist does treat skin conditions, your family doctor should be the first stop because your primary care physician may know your medical history better. Your doctor may actually recommend a dermatologist if they feel you need one.
Depending on how busy your doctor's office is. You may only have a short time for the appointment. You should be up front with your condition. When discussing with your doctor, you should go over the approximate costs of the treatment. For example, if you choose to see a physician that specializes in skin care, treatment may be more money. Health insurance may be a factor as well. If you have it, you should look into what treatments are covered.
Finally, you'll want to discuss different types of genital wart cures, such as, what doctors can prescribe, the validity of over the counter methods and natural cures for genital warts. While acquiring professional advisement on getting rid of genital warts is highly recommended, you may not comfortable seeing a doctor. However, to get a correct diagnosis and a good starting point for researching a treatment, it is well worth it.
Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only. The information in this article is not a substitute for specific medical advice. It is recommended you seek a physician for medical advisement.
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