Cryotherapy

• Cryotherapy is the process of freezing off the wart with an extremely cold liquid, such as liquid nitrogen. This treatment is performed by a trained health care worker and is relatively inexpensive.
  
  

Chemical Therapy

• Chemical therapy destroys the wart by applying a chemical to its surface. Trichloracetic acid (TCA) is a common choice for this type of treatment for HPV.
  
  

Surgery

• The warts may be cut off surgically. This method is fast and inexpensive.
  
  

Cauterization

• Genital warts may be burned off with an electrical current or laser. This method is more expensive and typically reserved for larger warts that don't respond to conventional therapy.
  
  

Abnormal Cervical Cells

• HPV can cause cells in the cervix to exhibit abnormal characteristics. These cells may need to be removed with methods such as cryotherapy or cauterization.