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Antibiotics can help with the genital warts but obviously men cannot be/dont need to be treated for Cervical cancer which may develop in women (not always).Genital warts cannot be cured by treated and removed,they may re-appear.
What else can I help you with?
What has research indicated about male circumcision and penile human papillomavirus?
Circumcised men who engaged in risky sexual behaviors were less likely to contract penile human papillomavirus (HPV).
What are the treatments for human papilloma virus?
Human papillomavirus itself does not have treatments. Warts, cancer, and precancerous lesions can be treated with creams, surgery, freezing, acid, or lasers.
What is the prognosis if you have human papillomavirus?
This virus is often spread sexually and also by skin to skin contact. The virus can not be removed but only treated.
What is the scientific name of human papillomavirus?
Human Papillomavirus. If you go to the CDC website at CDC dot gov then type HPV in the search box, you can read more about it. I would post it in related links, but Answers is not allowing that right now.
What does human Papillomavirus cause?
The human papillomavirus can cause many problems. It can lead to infertility and can also cause cervical cancer in women.
What human papillomavirus causes?
The human papillomavirus can cause many problems. It can lead to infertility and can also cause Cervical cancer in women.
How is the perinatal infection human papillomavirus treated in newborns?
Cesarean delivery rather than vaginal delivery seems to reduce the risk of transmission of HPV from mothers to infants.
How do you describe human papillomavirus?
Human papillomavirus (HPV) is a sexually transmitted disease that causes genital warts and can increase the risk of developing some cancers.
What virus causes most cause of cervical cancer?
HPV, also known as Human Papillomavirus
What is a cancer causing virus?
HPV - human papillomavirus
What is a common symptom of the human papillomavirus?
genital warts
What is a common symptom of a human papillomavirus?
genital warts
