What happens if i don treat genital warts chemically or by surgery?
It is best to chemically treat them, this in a way is helping you immune system get rid of them. Now, remember, there are over 100 different types of HPV (human papiloma virus) and the ones causing cancer area no usually causing warts outside, My advice is to treat them to prevent over growth or transmission. Don’t wait a year. I hope this helped.
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it seems that it would depend on where the warts are and weather or not they are causing any problems for you. if you received an abnormal pap test and then found that this was due to HPV (genital wart virus), then you might want to look into having the irritated area of your cervix treated. also of you instead have visible warts (tiny finger-like projections) on the outside of of your vagina or just inside your vagina that itch or hurt, then you might want to have them removed for your own comfort. however, if you and your doctor have determined that you dont have any chronic illnesses that would cause decreased immunity and they warts arent hurting or itching, you could wait to see if they go away. there is the issue though, of being able to transmit HPV to your partners. HPV is realllly easy to transmit ot other people, so if you wait a year, you have to be careful about sex.
