Geneital warts
If you got Geneital warts then you are probably between the ages of 17-33 years like most of the people who get this disease. Also children can get warts but that is usually due to nonsexual methods such as direct manual contact.
Very few diseases and especially sexual diseases are as contagious as geneital warts.
Geneital warts can be transferred only through skin to skin contact and that means that you can only get it from your partner. There is a 60% risk of getting the wart infection from 1 single sexual intercourse with a partner who has genital warts.
Most people get mad at their partner at this stage and rather take their anger on them instead of doing what they need to do. There is no point in blaming or being mad at your partner. The best thing you can do is to treat it right away and to learn how to get rid of genital warts or it can spread easily and in huge amount to your genital or penis (usually on the tip of the penis). Beside the fact that you can pass it on to anyone you’ll have sexual intercourse with the HPV that causes the warts can stay under your skin forever while you’ll be able to treat only the external warts.
Its best to see a doctor if you are not sure if you got Geneital warts, Molluscum contagiosum or Frodyce’s spots – they are not the same disease and thus need a different treatment although they might seem the same. If for example you are a male and you got Hirsuties papillaris genitalis you should know that its not contagious and you don’t need any treatment. But if you have Geneital warts you better treat it ASAP or you’ll be sorry for the rest of your life.
