Pregnant women are not allowed to use any over-the-counter medications for genital warts without consulting a doctor. Almost all of these over-the-counter genital warts treatments contain salicylic acid, which will have a negative effect to the unborn baby when it is applied. In addition, other prescription treatments, such as pondofilox, may bring about birth defects because their chemical ingredients are easily absorbed by the skin. Topical treatments - these over-the-counter treatments often use solutions containing concentrated salicylic acid to remove warts. Treatment can take several weeks.
HPV or human papillomavirus which is highly contagious and there are reports that around 65% of sexually active women get genital warts within three months after they had sexual contact with an infected partner. There are many types of HPV and some types are responsible genital warts home remedies for genital warts in women. It is important that you know the right female genital warts treatment that will work for you and get rid of the problem for good. If you treat the warts you can reduce the chances of your partner being infected. You have a wide range of options if you choose to remove genital warts. You can try:� Cyrotherapy: like removing a normal wart with liquid nitrogen� Podophyllin : the application of a chemical compound designed to remove warts� TCA (trichloracetic acid): a chemical applied to the surface of the wart � Electrocautery: similar to electrolysis, using electrical current to burn off warts� Laser therapy: using a very string light to burn of the wart (very expensive, only usually used when nothing else works)Topical treatments that you can use at home such as creams include imiquimod and podofilox.
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