1/12/2005 8:45:59 PM
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my husband had warts in the pubic
region, not on his penis. he had them
treated with TCA (acid) and they went
away. they did come back though. i
have had great results using aldera,
you might try that as well, i havent
had warts come back after using
aldera. good luck
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1/13/2005 8:16:42 AM
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No, it always come back after years
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1/13/2005 8:19:27 AM
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1st poster
poster above well, it hasnt BEEN years,
its been months. i didnt say they
never come back, i said mine havent
come back since using aldera. please
go screw your head on straight and THEN
you can try to sound intelligent ok?
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1/13/2005 9:19:21 AM
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to poster above...
did you get GW from your husband, and
how long has he known or had them??
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1/13/2005 9:56:11 AM
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yes, i got them from him when we were
married, our wedding night b/c i
abstained until then. he didnt know he
had them. his ex-wife cheated on him
so he divorced her. got std tests
(they DONT test for hpv) they came back
clean so he didnt know he had anything
until a doctor noticed the TINY warts a
few weeks after we got married. he
went to the dr for unrelated reasons
and got dx.i never noticed them and
neither did he. they couldve been there
for 2- 2 1/2 yrs.
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1/13/2005 10:06:11 AM
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cont from above
they may have sprung up more recently,
but he had the VIRUS for 2 yrs at
least. got treated 1st time in jan 03.
like i said b-4, they go away with
treatment and then come back in the
same area. its a very aggressive
strain though, it caused me cancer so i
know its a nasty persistant strain we
share.so, add the 2 yrs to the 2 yrs we
been married, and he's had it for at
least 4 yrs. hope this helps man. good
luck
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1/13/2005 2:04:52 PM
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A wart strain caused cancer? And in 2
years? So obviously he has never had a
biopsy to confirm your "agressive
strain" No doctor I work with would
keep treating over and over without a
biopsy.
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1/13/2005 8:18:50 PM
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no, he hasnt had a biopsy b/c they go
away w/ tca, i have though and it is a
high risk strain. it also did cause a
visible wart on me, the wart turned
cancerous. you can read about it on
the post aldera experience. its my
story. btw, not all warts are caused by
low risk strains, just about 90%. hpv
16 and 18 have also been known to cause
warts less frequently and these strains
are the ones most responsible for
cervical and vulvar cancer.
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