Have you successfuly gotten rid of HPV (genital warts)?
I was sexually assaulted which resulted in being infected with HPV (genital warts)
How can I fight off this virus? I heard that a good immune system can fight off the virus and get rid of warts. I also heard that it can go dormant in two years or less.
Has anyone had experiences like this? Also, I have some bacterban, which is bacterial cream that I used to use on my impetigo. Could I use this on my warts? Or will it not work since it is supposed to treat bacteria and warts are a virus?
Please tell me your experiences with HPV.
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No, bacterban will do absolutely nothing for you. If you go to the doctor they will prescribe you a cream called Aldera. It stimulated the immune system and gets rid of the warts. Usually the first outbreak is the worst, most don’t ever have another outbreak. If you do have more outbreaks they become less and less the older you get because your immune system gets very good at preventing the virus from another outbreak.
if this is by any chance herpes, its treatable, but at this point in time there is no absolute cure for it, and i feel it for you…
Sunshine
That must have been hard to type. I was raped at 15 by an older man. That resulted in HPV. It took about 2 years for the outbreak to occur. I had only been with 1 person and he was my 1st as well as I was his.
I had a outbreak. Had to have them removed by laser treatment. That was 12 years ago and I have never had another outbreak. Remember that you can pass it to others without and visible outbreak.
Remember to always get a pap smear as HPV can result in ascus ( abnormal cervical cells) up to mild, moderate, severe than eventually cancer.Depending on what strain you have. If it comes back abnormal you Dr will want to do a colposcopy. To have the cells biopsied. Your Dr will than want you in every 6 months.
I got ferd up with that since it kept getting worse every six months. I went to an Oncologic Gynecologist to have a LEEP procedure done. From that point on I didn’t have an abnormal pap for about 6 years. They can to a rDNA on the cells to determine if you have the virus that ultimatly causes cancer…
It is nothing to mess around with.
2 out 5 ppl carry this virus and don’t even know it
Good Luck