Personal Experiences with HPV and Genital Warts

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Posted: 1/18/2008
***internal wart question???***- - (7 ) comments.

i noticed that i have hpv and genital warts about 4 months ago-i didn't need to go to a doctor to figure that out. they're internal anal warts and a couple just outside which i am treating with a tea tree/vitamin e/castor oil mix. the external ones don't worry me too much...but can i treat the internal ones the same way as the external ones, meaning with that same mixture? and since i can't exactly see what is going on in there should i worry if there are ones i can't see that don't go away? i don't have insurance so i'm hesitant to go to the doctor. i have just been doing a bunch of research on my own...basically the biggest thing i would like to know is should i be concerned about these internal warts because i may not be able to notice if they don't all go away??

Comments:

10/10/2009 7:22:18 AM - aya

10/10/2009 7:26:46 AM - aya
Hey, I think you just have to work on
eating health and stop smoking and cut
on drinking....you have to work to
make your immune systeme much
stroger....it can fight the virus and
can make it still....but i think you
have to go to doctor anyway...the
virus can cause cancer and it s not
preferable to leave it without
treatement...i know it s expensive but
it s your body

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