Symptoms For Genital Warts By Christine Stone-Casey

If you're doubtful that you have any kind of symptoms for genital warts then there are several options that you can follow, so as to get rid of the warts. Though there is no perfect treatment for these warts, there are solutions that work effectively to use to eliminate the warts.

In the sexually transmitted diseases that transfer from one person to another person, genital infections, especially the warts, are first of its kind. This disease is caused mainly by the development of viral skin infection called human papilloma virus, well known as HPV.

Usually you may notice several symptoms for genital warts, but in some cases patients might not exhibit any signs at all. Indication of this type of warts will be noticeable in the areas of vagina, around the anus, urethra, cervix and vulva. This will mostly affect and infect the penis region in case of men. So, it is advisable to understand all the symptoms for genital warts.

More number of signs and symptoms for genital warts will be visible when the virus gets exposed to the physical parts after sometime. This may take days, weeks or months. The warts are known to grow in the cauliflower floret shapes and mostly they appear in white colour or in the fleshy colour. The growth of warts usually does not create any pain, but it will cause disturbance in the other physical activities like trouble while urinating, pain in the movements of bowel etc.

These genital warts are extremely dangerous because they can spread easily from one person to the other. Some of the symptoms for genital warts that a person may experience are increased injuries and wounds around the skin, genitals and anus, formation of cauliflower-like shapes in the genital regions or anus, wetness or dankness improvement in the region where the warts are developed, itches and scratches on the areas of anus, scrotum or penis in men,

These warts may cause itches and scratches in the female genital areas like the urethra, vagina, anus and cervix, huge vaginal ejections and anomalous loss of blood.