Genital warts in men

[IAmAwesome]

Originally Posted by DoctorTan

forest of warts

A forest

[DoctorTan]

Originally Posted by IAmAwesome

A forest

Yah man. You saw the documentary on the Indonesian Tree Man?

It's like that except the warts are on his dick.

[IAmReallyNotGay]

Originally Posted by sammyboyfor

Worrying does nothing to boost the immune system. It has the opposite effect.

So true boss

[MrMuscleman]

Originally Posted by DoctorTan

Yah man. You saw the documentary on the Indonesian Tree Man?

It's like that except the warts are on his dick.

my warts lasted for 5 and half years, keep recurring untill recently. finally last year june it was totally gone. how come take so long? i read its only 2 years. and can i have sex after the wartsgone for 1 and half years

[DoctorTan]

Originally Posted by waynelimyenyew

my warts lasted for 5 and half years, keep recurring untill recently. finally last year june it was totally gone. how come take so long? i read its only 2 years. and can i have sex after the wartsgone for 1 and half years

In 80% of people the warts are gone within 2 years. You are the unfortunate 20%. Other factors like smoking may increase the risk of wart recurrence.

Studies have shown that the Gardasil Vaccine can reduce the risk of HPV related Cancer recurrence. So by extrapolation, we can logically conclude that it reduces the risk of wart recurrence too.

You are basically asking if you can still pass the HPV infection onto your partner after the warts have been gone for 1 to 2 years. The Answer is maybe. That is because there is no way to tell if the HPV virus is still in your system or not.

[sammyboyfor]

Originally Posted by DoctorTan

Yah man. You saw the documentary on the Indonesian Tree Man?

It's like that except the warts are on his dick.

Like this???

[MrMuscleman]

Originally Posted by DoctorTan

In 80% of people the warts are gone within 2 years. You are the unfortunate 20%. Other factors like smoking may increase the risk of wart recurrence.

Studies have shown that the Gardasil Vaccine can reduce the risk of HPV related Cancer recurrence. So by extrapolation, we can logically conclude that it reduces the risk of wart recurrence too.

You are basically asking if you can still pass the HPV infection onto your partner after the warts have been gone for 1 to 2 years. The Answer is maybe. That is because there is no way to tell if the HPV virus is still in your system or not.

I was diagnosed with bowenoid papulosis

[DoctorTan]

Originally Posted by waynelimyenyew

I was diagnosed with bowenoid papulosis

Wow. That's not common.

Good that you did and good that you got them removed. They can, albeit rarely, become more serious versions of skin cancer.

[MrMuscleman]

Originally Posted by DoctorTan

Wow. That's not common.

Good that you did and good that you got them removed. They can, albeit rarely, become more serious versions of skin cancer.

Took 5 yr and half