I have never felt so humiliated in my life, and I think the doc thinks I am gay. I have absolutely no idea how i could have gotten this disease. They finally went away. The doc wants to surgically remove them, but I amnot sure if I want to go through this. I am going to try and talk my nephrologist into letting me stop taking some of my immune suppressants to these things will go away.
Warts are a problem for immunosuppressed people, regardless of how they got immunosuppressed.
You are correct in assuming that a lower dose of your immunoosuppressive therapy may allow your body to fight off the aaanal warts, but that will have to be up to you and your nephrologist, since there are other risks, like transplant rejection, involved. Having warts in and around your rectum does not mean that you have had anal sex. Women who have not had anal penetration can also develop anal warts. This isn't well understood and may reflect that fact that the wart virus is inherently more contagious than other germs. Don't let the proctologist make you feel bad about this.