Female Genital Warts

When women get genital warts they can attribute them to that old nemesis of viruses, the human papillomavirus aka HPV.

This virus targets women mostly around the ages of 16-25 and can put an end to regular sexual activity for a very long time. Symptoms of genital warts in women include fleshy bumps around the vulvar area as well as inside the vagina itself, as deep as around the cervix and also around the anus. Likewise these fleshy bumps of the HPV can appear around the mouth due to oral sex.

Female genital warts are quite uncomfortable at times and studies show that further health risks may be at stake due to this viral infection.

It’s the woman’s own immune system as well as the treatments she uses to fight off genital warts in women. The HPV is susceptible to both medical treatments but is ultimately conquered by the woman’s own immune system.

All that means is that the papillomavirus can be beaten into submission but not totally removed from the body as it just lays dormant. At some further point in the future the virus may rear it’s ugly head again.

Like it’s cousin, female genital herpes, the genital warts problem can rise and fall during a lifetime of treatment so it’s best to take all the precautions available.

If a woman gets impregnated a whole new issue arises regarding genital warts and pregnancy. It’s well advised that the full spectrum of physiological changes in pregnancy may bring about another session of genital warts.

Again, female genital warts are usually spread the same way as are in men, through skin contact while the warts are visible on the skin. However, with women, these warts may not be visible as they can erupt inside the vagina. If she engages in unprotected sex she may well pass on the infection to her sexual partner. It is advised that if a woman suspects she has genital warts that she contact her doctor and find out.

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