Very rarely, babies exposed to the wart-types of HPV during birth may develop growths in the throat. Despite this risk, a woman with genital warts does not need to have a cesarean-section delivery unless warts are blocking the birth canal. This is because the risk of a cesarean section is greater than the very rare risk to the baby of getting warts. This way they can determine if they need to treat the warts or not during the pregnancy. Yes, it is normal.
Some people feel very upset.
They feel ashamed, fearful, confused, less attractive or less interested in sex. It is normal to have all, some or none of these feelings. It may take some time, but it is important to know that it is still possible to have a normal, healthy life, even with warts. All rights reserved.