Genital wart removal is a very sensitive issue - one that most of us are even too embarrassed to discuss with our family doctor.
The truth is that this is one of the most rampant forms of the human papilloma virus which affects millions of people worldwide.
Usually when you see these warts you will freak out and most people think that it's some horrible sexually transmitted disease.
Like any other wart these are caused by a virus in your bloodstream.
Although there is not cure for the virus we can treat the symptoms (the actual wart).
Genital warts are different from any other wart simply because it appears on the skin around your groin, genitals and even the anal area.
They can be small little growths that look like blisters or they can be grouped together and look like cauliflower.
In some cases they can be barely visible as tiny white spots.
Usually when they are barely visible the symptoms are worse.
Itching, pain and bleeding tends to more prominent when they aren't that visible.
Heavy breakouts with bigger and denser warts usually aren't that painful, but regardless of your symptoms genital wart removal is painful.
The more traditional forms of wart removal is also used but it is more painful because of your skin in this area being more sensitive.
It is also less successful and as much as 50% of the time, the warts reappear.
Natural methods and homeopathic remedies is a much better solution simply because its more gentle on this sensitive area.
One of the most effective treatments for genital warts is with a vaccine called Gardasil which helps to protect four different forms of HPV.
Although it's not always effective, genital wart removal is essential since it's highly contagious and apart from spreading on yourself you can easily pass it to your sexual partner.
If you are unsure about your condition you should speak to your doctor who can advise you on both natural and medical treatments.