How Much Do You Really Know About the Venereal Wart?
Wednesday, November 19th, 2008Warts can easily grow anywhere on your body. The most common type grow on the hands and feet and appear like hard blisters. It is a common skin infection that is caused by a viral infection called the Human Papillomavirus (HPV).
Among the different types of warts, there is one that causes the greatest amount of discomfort and concern. The venereal wart, or the genital wart, is found in the most sensitive part of the body. It is the most easily recognized sign of venereal Human Papillomavirus infection. It infects both men and women, often through sexual contact. Read on and know more about this itchy, irritating type of wart, so you can look out for it, and keep yourself aware about the venereal wart.
The venereal wart is a highly contagious (often sexually) transmitted infection caused by some sub-types, or viral strains, of the Human Papillomavirus (HPV). It is spread through direct contact during coital, anal sex, or oral sex with an infected partner. You don’t need to have a scratch or an open wound to catch the venereal wart; coming in contact with the infected part of your partner can easily do the job.
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