Treating Genital Warts Genital warts affect around 2 million Americans a year.  These warts belong to a type of virus called the human papilloma virus, and are spread through unprotected vaginal, oral or anal sex.  The warts look like small bumps or cauliflower-like clusters, and appear on the genitals, the anus or in the throat or urethra.  Once a person has been infected by the virus, it can take anywhere from 2 weeks to a year for the warts appear. They often itch, but are seldom painful. There are a number of treatments available for genital warts. They can be treated by painting them with a liquid called Podophyllin, several applications which are necessary. There are also other ointments which work. You can also freeze the warts with liquid nitrogen, use laser therapy to burn off the warts, or use cauterization treatments. It should be noted that even though the outer wart can be easily removed, the virus remains within the skin layers. Because of this, usually more than one treatment application may be needed to fully get rid of the warts. To find out how you can treat gentinal warts click here to learn about Viranol.   Home Page Legal Notice I. Achieving Sexual Power • Good Health • Proper Diet • Vitamins, Herbs • Workout/Fitness Tips • Mastering Self-Confidence II. Power & Sexual Stamina • Penis Enlargement Tips • Introduction Kegel Exercises • Kegel Exercises • Premature Ejaculation • Last Longer In Bed • Multi-Orgasmic Male • Increase Your Ejaculation • Flavor of Your Semen • Erection Problems • All About Viagra III. Dating & Seducing Women • Where To Meet Women • What Women Want • Appearance and Grooming • Approaching Women • Flirting Tips • How to Read Her Signals • Meeting Women Online! • Best Online Personals • Where To Go on Dates • 20 Dating Rules For Men • A Little Erotic Talk IV. Amazing Foreplay • Kiss Like a Pro • How To French Kiss • Erogenous Zones • Give an Erotic Massage • Exploring Her Nipples • Finger Banging • Finding The G-Spot • How To Eat A Beaver • Helpful Clit Tips • Finger Techniques • All About Analingus • Foreplay Do’s and Don’t’s V. Great Sex Tips • Sexual Positions • Thrusting Techniques! • 15 Things NEVER Do in Bed! • 5 Ways To Make Her Orgasm • Triple Her Orgasms! • Initiating Anal Sex • Top 15 Fantasies VI. Better Sexual Health • Good Reproductive Health • Give Yourself a Self-Exam • Treating Genital Herpes • Treating Genital Warts • Safe Sex and Condoms

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