Dr. Steve Miller, an Urologist working for Harvard Health Care, explained that HPV is quite common, spread through sexual contact, and only lives in genital tissue. HPV is known for causing a silent infection, and symptoms may not be noticed for months. When the anesthetic wears off though, the pain is unbearable. Going to the bathroom makes me want to pass out. Whether male or female, the affected area is numbed, and a laser at the end of a camera is used to burn them away.
Laser surgery leaves no scar tissue and heals fast.
Warts could never return, lay dormant for years, or come back the next day. Mine don't like to stay away. In addition to warts, students could be exposed to pubic lice and chlamydia. According to the National Institute of Health, chlamydia is the most common bacterial sexually transmitted disease today. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that four million new cases occur each year.