Monthly Archives: April 2009

Common warts are ones that appear on hands and fingers while plantar warts are one that occurs on the soles of our feet. Common skin warts are either yellow, light gray, brown or gray-black, and are firm to the touch. … Continue reading →

Genital warts on the skin are usually seen and recognized. Your health care provider may put a liquid on the skin to make it easier to see the wart. More than 75 types of double-stranded HPV papovaviruses have been isolated … Continue reading →

The Human Papilloma Virus, commonly referred to as the HPV is among the most rampant infection that may strike both gender any where in the world. Otherwise known as the wart virus, it has more than 100 known strains that … Continue reading →

You can catch genital Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) through being sexually active with an infected person. It is the most common sexually transmitted disease and can cause genital warts to develop in both men and women. There are over 40 … Continue reading →

Genital warts are not easy to deal with. Numerous treatment are available to cure the warts however, the cause of the disease is incurable. The HPV that is the main cause is not affected by the treatments. Although you are … Continue reading →

HPV is one of the ever-growing infectious diseases in the world. The percentage rate is higher in adults and almost 30 percent among the 100 types of Human Papilloma Virus is sexually transmitted. HPV infection oftentimes has no symptoms and … Continue reading →

Millions of people are infected by the HPV and suffer from genital warts. However, only some of them are living a normal life after the infection. Many individuals find it hard to live their old lifestyles due to the thought … Continue reading →

What is genital wart? Also known as venereal wart, it is a highly contagious sexually transmitted disease affecting both sexes and usually transmitted through skin to skin contact during oral, genital or anal sex with an affected partner. Genital warts … Continue reading →

The consequences of having female genital warts go beyond the infection. The HPV, which cause genital warts, is the most communicable viruses that can also trigger growth of cervical cancer to women. If you noticed some small bumps in your … Continue reading →

Most people are aware about this Human Papilloma Virus and genital warts whether dealing it personally or supporting loved one who is infected by the virus. But for those who are not familiar with HPV it is better to get … Continue reading →