Genital Warts

We do not recommend having any kind of sex when you’re having a flare-up of genital warts as the virus can easily be passed to your partner.

Therefore, you should not have sex while using this treatment, as it’s exclusively used when you have a genital wart outbreak.

However, if you do decide to have sex when you have warts, you should be sure to use a condom during intercourse and apply this treatment AFTER sex, not before.

You should also be aware that although using a condom during sex will help to reduce your chances of passing on genital warts, it will not prevent it entirely as any skin that is not covered by the condom can still transmit HPV.

Although there are treatments for genital warts, there currently is no cure that will stop them from coming back.

This is because HPV lives in your skin and can flare up sometimes, causing outbreaks of genital warts.

If you have this condition, you should regularly check your genital area for warts and be sure to inform and protect any sexual partners you have.

Genital warts are a sexually transmitted infection (STI) caused by a virus which is passed on through skin-to-skin contact and by sharing sex toys.

Genital warts look like small, round growths or lumps around your penis, vagina, or anus. They usually won’t hurt but they can be annoying and you may find them embarrassing or unsightly.

When you catch the virus that causes genital warts it will live in your skin, so you may not have your first outbreak of warts for weeks after your first contact and you may not ever show any physical symptoms.

When your warts have gone away you may find that they come back again later on, but you should note that you will still be infectious even if you don’t currently have any warts.

You shouldn’t use Wartner to treat genital warts.

This is because the skin in your genital area is much more sensitive than the skin on the rest of your body.

Combine this sensitivity with the fact that your genitals can be much more difficult to reach and see than your arms or feet, and you could be more likely to damage your skin when using a home wart treatment.

If you have genital warts you should make an appointment to see your doctor or your local sexual health clinic for a check-up and professional treatment.

Aldara cream can be used by people of all genders as it’s designed to treat penile, vaginal, and anal genital warts as well as actinic keratosis and superficial basal cell carcinoma.

If you are using this product to treat genital warts then you should be careful to only apply the cream to external genitalia and not inside the urethra, vagina, or rectum.

If you’re unsure how to apply this cream to your genitals then you should ask your doctor or pharmacist for further advice.

You should not be having sex while you’re using Warticon or any other genital wart treatment, so you usually won’t have to worry about your contraception.

However, you should be sure to use a condom if you do have sex and back this up with a second method of contraception, such as the contraceptive pill, implant, or injection.

A condom is an essential part of keeping genital warts from spreading from person to person, but some substances can affect the structure of condoms and make them less effective.

This is why you should use both a condom and a secondary method of contraception to prevent pregnancy and the spread of this condition.