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Dermisil
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warts, genital warts including (venereal, vaginal,
perianal, anal warts) and flat warts without pain |
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The
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and HPV - the Human Papilloma Virus - including
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Are
Genital Warts Contagious?
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Genital
Warts is the most common sexually transmitted disease(STD) and
is extremely
contagious.
5-10% of people are carrying the genital wart virus (HPV) and
50% of those will develop genital
warts caused by the HPV. In the USA, it’s estimated
up to 17 million sexually active Americans have HPV, which is
increasing by 7% each year, but there are estimates
that
show there are as many as 5 million new cases actually transmitted
each year! If someone has visible symptoms of genital warts,
they should not have sexual activity until the warts have been
treated and removed.
Both
men and women are equally at risk of developing genital warts.
In rare cases adults and children can be infected indirectly,
for instance through the use of an infected towel. Babies can
also be infected during delivery
Are genital warts contagious if you use a condom? People thng
it is safe to use condoms to protect them from any sexually
transmitted disease, but condoms do not cover all genital skin,
so they don't protect 100% of the genital area. If you have
a partner you are sexually active with, there is a strong possibility
they have already contracted the HPV virus from you. However
only 50% of people who have HPV develop genital warts.
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Genital
Warts Are A Sexually Transmitted Disease
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Are
all sexually transmitted diseases contagious? In one word YES!
STD's are extremely contagious. If fact they are so contagious
that if you have sexual intercourse with someone just once with
the HPV virus, there is a 2 in 3 chance you have contracted
the virus. So if you have a partner you are sexually active
with, there is a strong possibility you have already contracted
the HPV virus from them. However only 50% of people who have
the HPV virus actually develop genital warts.
Some will be infected with a strain that does not produce warts,
or they will remain asymptomatic (i.e. no warts will appear)
even though the virus is present in their skin. There are about
80 types of HPV and depending on which strain you catch will
determine if you develop genital warts.
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If
you have contracted HPV you may not have any visible symptoms
yet, as symptoms tend to occur a few months after contraction.
Sometimes several years pass without any symptoms. However even
without showing any symptoms it still leaves a healthy partner
vulnerable to becoming infected during sexual activity.
Genital
Warts are extremely contagious and sadly there is no cure for
HPV, and once you are infected you will have it for the rest
of your life. However your body can ‘fight it off’
and the virus itself can become dormant for decades and then
reappear, but once the warts have formed they don't typically
regress and require treatment. Although some genital
warts can disappear after 2-3 years.
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