Personal Experiences with HPV and Genital Warts

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Posted: 8/3/2007
HPV inside mouth- - (1 ) comments.

I have HPV inside my mouth. I had one removed about 5 years ago. It grew back. It is a large one, about the same size as a wart on a finger and looks like a wart that is usually on a persons hand. I have been told by doctors that they will remove it when it bothers me. IT BOTHERS ME ALL THE TIME! I end up biting it and for some reason it seems to grow and then shrink. It seems to get bigger when I don't feel well and I figure my immune system is compromised so it gets larger. What I mean by large is that it seems to stick up farther on the surface then when I am feeling well.
I have tried Tea Tree Oil and it works on the small ones just forming very well. They dry up and fall off. The big one stays but lays flat when I use the oil.

Tree Tea Oil taste like Turpentine to me. But it does work. It also seems to stop any other sores that form in my mouth.

I read everywhere that you can not use a regular wart remover on mouth or genital areas. WHY NOT? It is just Salicylic acid 17% mixture.
Better than puting the juice from a freshly plucked fig leaf in my mouth.

I hear that they use vinegar and lemon juice to spot them. (both are acid).
They turn white and show up well. when swabbed with it.

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