Genital warts treatment

Genital warts treatment

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Dr. Arani HPV genital Anal warts removal treatment and information center in United Satates. Painless bloodless Surgical destruction and permanent treatment warts cure in los Angeles and OC California.

DR. ARANI'S TREATMENT METHOD (BCR™)

Your first shot is your best shot when treating genital / anal warts. It is imperative that you choose the right institution, physician, and method to minimize recurrence and scar development. There are many treatment modalities available to HPV infected patients (freezing, Acid, cream, non-fda topical, laser) due to multilateral approach and ongoing search for new and better ways to treat genital warts. Every doctor and clinician has his or her own certain preferences for treatment. Dr. Arani’s innovative approach of One Session 3-Step Micro Surgical Destruction (BCR™) comes from his years of experience exclusively treating HPV warts. He has mastered his technique of micro removal, performing many of these procedures with the use of a microscope. Micro-surgical instruments are utilized for removal followed by 2 additional destruction steps to eliminate the growth once for all. If other methods has failed to get rid of your HPV growth permanently then our Micro-surgical BCR™ method is an effective approach. Laser will not be used in this treatment. According to WebMD, laser success rate for genital warts is only 20-40%. Dr. Arani does not recommend laser treatment for persistent genital HPV infection, click here for more information. Read more on Dr. Arani's treatment method »

What Is HPV? It stands for Human Papilloma Virus. Many HPV has been recognized to this date . Each of them has location preference means they have specific affinity to certain part of the body and It is considered a sexually transmitted disease (STD). It is responsible for genital and anal warts. There is no FDA approved HPV test for males to this date. After the eradication of warts there is no way to determine if a patient is HPV free nor is there a way to guarantee the removal of the virus. In other words, an experienced clinician may destroy and treat specific genital warts in one or more attempts but he or she can not assure that the patient will not get new warts some place else. The behavior of this virus depends on many variables such as the strength of a patient's immune system, whether or not the patient is a smoker, or the level of aggression of his or her HPV. We will address all these issues on your visit.

What Are Genital Warts? They are skin growth with different size, color and shape. Visible genital warts usually are caused by HPV. HPV is a virus and the wart is the outcome, however, remember that not every growth in the genital area is a genital wart caused by HPV. It must be diagnosed by your medical doctor only. HPV is very common in sexually active men and women and can sometimes have serious health consequences. About 20 million Americans are currently infected, and about 5.5 million people become newly infected each year.The virus can infect the genital skin and the linings of the vagina, cervix, rectum, and urethra.

What Are Anal warts? Visible anal warts usually are caused by HPV. HPV is a virus and the wart is the outcome, however, remember that not every growth in the perianal and anal is anal warts by HPV. Anal warts is not just a skin condition because anus is part of digestive system and HPV in anus increase the chance of carcinoma. It is imperative that physician with experience to evaluate and make aforementioned diagnosis. It must be diagnosed by your medical doctor only. Various Diagnostic instrument might be used to visualize Anal warts. Beside visual diagnosis, tissue biopsy and pathology is important aspect of diagnosis.

Verruca Plana This should not be mistaken by Verruca Plantaris (plantar wart). It is a type of wart usually caused by HPV 3,10,28,41. The other common name for it is "flat wart". They are 1-3 mm smooth somewhat raised. They are common around mouth, face, hand and arms. If your partner carries verruca Plana or HPV 3,10,28,41 then by skin to skin contact you could get infected with that. For example, If you receive oral sex by infected person with verruca plana on his/her perioral area then you may get verruca plana warts on your genital.

Transmission Double stranded Human Papilloma Virus enters the skin and passes its DNA to the proliferative layer of the skin genome and as a result, undesirable proliferations will occur which appear as warts. Inoculation without manifestation of warts may take from a week to 18 months or more. It means you may have been infected with HPV but won't develop a visible wart until a much later time. This is the reason why we ask our patients to return to the clinic for a re-evaluation after 6 months and 2 years to make sure that they don't have a new wart. Some individuals are naturally resistant to HPV viruses and don't become infected as easily as others. HPV warts are a contagious infection and spread easier by manipulation such as scratching or shaving.

Diagnosis Not every growth on the genitalia is a genital warts by HPV. It must be diagnosed by an experienced medical doctor. Diagnosis could be confirmed by a biopsy as well, the physician may decide for biopsy, for example, if the size of the warts are big and bleeding. We provide a diagnostic service after initial consultation and evaluation. Acetic acid application ( vinegar test) is not sensitive and not a reliable test. One of the best methods of diagnosis is by visual inspection by an experienced physician.(Please Click here for our special page with pictures of genital Anal warts for your self evaluation and education.) Experience is major factor in diagnosis warts early and treating them immediately for more successful outcome. If you have genital warts and it is spreading then you need to make diagnosis quickly and initiate treatment asap. There is no blood test for HPV or genital warts, so we can't tell the overall status of an individual's HPV. The virus does not circulate in blood and that is why we do not do blood test for the diagnosis. There is limited testing for female consisting of an element of typing for cervix but not for men. If the HPV causes visible genital skin growth, then the doctor examination is the most important factor.

Pap Smear / HPV Test HPV test and Pap Smears are primarily for evaluation of cervix such as detection of cervical cancer or any abnormality. This would not tell you if you have external genital, anal or perianal warts or not. For example, you could have a HPV warts on your labia majora of the vagina, anal or perianal warts and yet have normal Pap Smear with no HPV. However, if you are diagnosed with external genital warts then we always recommend you to get Pap Smear to make sure that you do not have anything internally. If your doctor gets suspicious of genital anal warts which are spreading then he/she would consider treatment as this could be extended internally (vaginal, anal, urethral) with possible later complication. On the other hand there is a possibility that your warts go away on their own, but you must consult with your MD. In conclusion the following are real possibilities: You have Anal, perianal or genital warts and you have normal Pap Smear with Negative HPV DNA Test You have Anal, perianal or genital warts and you have abnormal Pap Smear results with Negative or Positive HPV DNA Test You have no Anal, no perianal and no genital warts and you have abnormal Pap Smear results with Negative or positive HPV DNA Test.

STD Test and Genital Warts / HPV Whenever you get one STD then you might be at risk of others. Lets say you get genital warts, we know you have got that through sexual contact. It is visible and that is how you found out, at this point you must think about other STD, then what about STD which might not always have symptom (such as HIV). Once you have one STD, then you have to be careful for others. You could ask your doctor to screen you for common STDs. We have capability to test you for various STDs on the same day of your visit with same day test result, [CaliforniaSTD.com]. As we do the surgery to remove your warts for you our lab works on your specimen for STD detection. The STD test result would be discussed by the time we have finished removing your genital warts. If there is any abnormal test we would provide you with the treatment on the same day. Remember Genital warts are red flag for possibility of other hidden STD. Get tested by your doctor. Please refer to following page for our STD department for further information about other STD: CLICK HERE FOR STD TESTING.

Visible STD, Anal / Genital Warts Psychology Many patients with genital warts have anxiety, worry, and feel guilty or unclean. Some are afraid that they will be asked by their sexual partner about their visible genital wart. Needless to say, the majority of our patients have obsessed about their genital warts for weeks, months or even years as repetitive treatment has proven to be a failure in the past. Their obsession to overcome this challenging battle could make them try alternative methods. Self manipulation and destruction with sharp objects, freezing, remedies, internet creams, various acid, tea tree oil or silver compound application with undesirable effects are very common. As genital warts increase in intensity, size and number, the feeling of failure can continue to impact the patient psychology. We understand the difficult circumstances surrounding genital warts. The first step to removing the psychological impact is to remove these visible STDs successfully. Cosmetic Concern: Most of the infected genital wart patients are anxious about the cosmetic aspect of their genital wart. Nobody likes to have disfiguring growth, especially on his/her genitalia. Many patients worry about explaining their genital warts when meeting new partners. Genital warts are noticeable and not avoidable. It is the most common sexually transmitted disease and we understand the psychological aspect of this disfiguring infection. We always keep the cosmetic of genitalia in mind while treating these difficult lesions. Please Click Here To See Our Before & After Pictures Location of Genital Warts: This effects both females and males. In addition to the scrotum, the penis, vulva, perineum, and perianal skin, genital warts can also occur on the cervix, uterine in the vagina, urethra, anus, and mouth. Intra-anal warts are seen predominantly in patients who have had receptive anal intercourse; Anoscopy or anal Pap Smears might be needed for these patients. These warts are distinct from perianal warts, which can occur in both men and women who have never had anal sex. We diagnose and treat most of those external wart. How about Condoms? Although condom use is a must it unfortunately does not protect you totally from genital warts. Condoms provide protection above the base of the penis but does not provide protection for your penile base (where there is no condom coverage), pubic area and scrotum area. Many patients have their original genital warts in those areas but the disease can spread to the penile shaft later. According to CDC, While available scientific evidence suggests that the effect of condoms in preventing HPV infection is unknown, condom use has been associated with lower rates of the HPV-associated diseases of genital warts and cervical cancer. "The available scientific evidence is not sufficient to recommend condoms as a primary prevention strategy for the prevention of genital HPV infection. There is evidence that indicates that the use of condoms may reduce the risk of cervical cancer."