In time the virus breaks out of it s original cell host to infect other cells in the body. If this virus is not properly fought off by the immune system, gential warts break out. The growths are itchy or mildly sore, or both. That is the only symptom to look for, the actual wart itself. There is no cure or vaccine for genital warts.
Treatment focuses on removing visible warts.
Although even after the visible warts are removed, the virus still remains in the body and may cause future outbreaks. Also treatments may or may not decrease the risk of passing the gential warts on to others. Because treatment does not actually get rid of the virus, it should be discussed with a doctor about removing them, the pros and cons to it. Inc. PageWise makes no representations about the content published on this site. PageWise hereby disclaims all warranties and conditions with regard to this information, and user agrees that all such use is at its own risk.