Genital Warts Information: Is There an Effective HPV Natural Remedy?

There are currently only a few in-patient treatment methods that doctors have procured for treating genital warts that grow on the surface of your body. Most of these treatment methods are very embarrassing for the patient and can be very painful. Even more frightening is that many times they require frequent treatment in order to be successful. And to add more to this muster, even if the warts clear, that does not mean that another outbreak of different warts cannot occur, requiring more treatment.

Current methods of treating HPV:

1.    Doctors can freeze off the genital warts using a lengthy, costly and very painful and embarrassing process of applying liquid nitrogen. This typically requires several visits and the healing process can take weeks for the blisters to fully heal.
2.    Doctors can inject certain chemicals into the warts, administering local anesthesia first to numb the pain. This method is considered to be semi-effective, and typically is only used on very large external growths.
3.    Doctors can surgically remove the genital warts in an outpatient surgery that can be very expensive, and that can cause for a very long healing time on the surgical incisions.
4.    Doctors can prescribe a cream called Aldara, which basically just speeds up the immune response on the skin to fight off the warts naturally; in clinical trials this cream was shown to have about a 44% response rate. Furthermore, many patients misuse the cream and actually spread the HPV virus further.
5.    Doctors can administer a shot called Gardisol – which is available for teens and there is a new one coming out soon for adults that protects against four known strains of the virus that cause genital warts; however there are at least forty strains that can form into warts of this virus.
6.    Doctors will recommend that you eat right, quit smoking and drinking and start taking nutritional supplements that detoxify your body and boost your immune system, which according to the Center for Disease Control, can actually naturally fight off the virus over a two year period for most people who are infected.
7.    Or you can seek out a wide variety of natural HPV treatment supplements currently on the market. It is highly advised that you avoid oils that can be so concentrated that often people have allergic skin reactions or even can be burned by using them, especially since they are highly concentrated and you are applying them to sensitive genital areas.

No matter what you do, always seek professional medical advice on genital warts information and medical treatment options before you decide what your best options are. This way you are as best as informed as you possibly can be about treating this terrible virus!

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Maker of HPV Vaccination, Merck, Submitting Stats to Feds on New HPV Vaccine for Women ages 27-45

We are always browsing the web looking for information about HPV and cures for HPV so that you can be the best informed. Often we find little tidbits here and there that offer a some touch of insight as to what is going on with the fight against this disease that causes cervical cancer in women and that can cause genital warts and anal warts in both sexes.

One thing that we have noticed is that there are currently only HPV Vaccines for women, and they are touch and go, and mostly they are designed to prevent cervical cancer, not genital warts or anal warts. The makers of the most popular, well up until now the most popular, prescribed HPV Vaccination, Merck – who makes Gardisol – has been ordered by the US government to submit stats on the numbers and how effective their new drug (which is supposed to offer hope to older women between ages of 27-45) truly is.

In an early January report that was published the very popular web news medium. Reuters, the article cites as follows.

“Gardasil, one of Merck's biggest products, was approved in 2006 for preventing cervical cancer and genital warts in females between the ages of 9 and 26. It works by preventing infection with the sexually transmitted human papillomavirus (HPV), which causes cervical cancer.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration early last year again withheld approval for its use by women aged 27 to 45, asking the drug maker to submit data when a 48-month study on a test group has been completed.

Merck, in a statement on its Web site, said it had provided the completed trial data to the FDA before the end of 2009. The company said the FDA typically takes six months to review such responses.

Global sales of Gardasil fell 22 percent to $311 million in the third quarter, hurt by overseas competition from GlaxoSmithKline's rival Cervarix vaccine and continuing delays in winning expanded approval for the product.”

(Source: Internet, 2010; http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSTRE60C6B420100113.)

So while there is some new hope on the horizon, at least for women who are older, as the current HPV vaccines only treat young girls, from age 12-25, what about men, and what about those who are currently infected with HPV?

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