The areas that are commonly infected by genital warts are the rectal, scrotum, penis and urethra areas.
These are all highly sensitive.
The HPV is not always obvious in men because very tiny warts can be concealed by hair.
There are men who experience itching, burning and discharge.
These symptoms do help identify the possibility of infection.
It is necessary for the sufferer to get relief from this discomfort.
The doctor may decide on one or more of the following methods - surgical solution, immunotherapy, topical chemical solution, cyrotherapy and anti viral solution.
Most medical practitioners who offer genital warts treatments on the premises will use the following methods: TCA - trichloracetic acid removes warts Cyrotherapy - removing male genital warts with liquid nitrogen Electrocautery - burning off male genital warts with an electrical current Laser Therapy - intense light beam removes warts This method cannot be performed in a doctor's practice and it is a very costly way to remove genital warts.
There are also products that can be bought and used at home by men to remove genital warts.
There are two topical solutions called podofix and imiquimod cream.
These creams must be put on a specified number of times each day over weeks.
Because this can be done in private there are many men who prefer this method.
For those who have faith in the holistic approach there is the method of raising the immunity of the skin to the virus that is the cause of genital warts.
'Immune response modifiers' are used to achieve this.
As can be seen there are many treatments but there is no cure.
The virus remains in the human system and can cause many outbreaks of genital warts.
It is important to discuss exactly how to go about treating this condition with a medical practitioner.
Genital Warts are not a condition that can be ignored by any man as it is very contagious.