If a partner has perianal warts, they should be checked for a vaginal wart, or penile wart. The perianal warts disease affects females, more frequently than male's. Highly contagious sexually transmitted diseases (STD)'s, such as perianal warts are growing at an epidemic rate among young people between the ages of 14 to 25 years.
Perianal warts, also known as condyloma accuminatum are pink, to light pink in color. These growths occur on the anus, and genitalia as a result of becoming infected with the human papilloma virus (HPV) this is one of the most common STD's in the United States.
The std infection perianal warts occur on the penis, vagina, anus, and rarely in the mouth. When perianal warts appear in the anal area they are at times mistaken for hemorrhoids. These warts are spread by contact with the wart, which sheds viral particles. The perianal warts grow geometrically and may appear in large numbers.
It may take months for perianal warts to appear after a person has become infected with the hpv virus. If there is the slightest chance that you could have become infected call a health care provider immediately to be tested, this will save a lot of discomfort in the future.
While in the health care providers office ask about a product called Warts No More that is an all natural treatment that is used for perianal warts treatment. Warts No More can remove the perianal warts, and control future outbreaks. Currently a medication to cure the hpv infection is not available.
Never use an over the counter treatment, or home remedy for treating perianal warts without consulting a health care provider these products can damage a person for life.