Female Genital Warts

Many strains of HPV are associated with uteral, cervical and ovarian cancer. The virus usually manifests itself by creating warts on the external genitalia, including the vagina, anus cervix or mouth. These lesions are usually flesh-colored, cauliflower-like lesions or red or brown smooth, flat or dome-shaped.  

Symptoms
Many patients are asymptomatic and do not manifest lesions or any outward signs of the disease. Nonetheless they are still contagious and can pass the disease onto others through skin contact. symptoms. Those that do manifest symptoms will include things like external warts, severe itching, or internal warts. These do not typically cause problems unless they are large, but if they are symptoms in women include vaginal pain, bleeding and pain during ntercourse.

Diagnosis

HPV can be detected by a pap smear or by doing a biopsy on an existing genital wart, from an internal wart from teh uterus or cervix.  since pap smears identify infected abnormal cells

Treatment
Treatment of genital warts is based on the location, number, and size of the lesions. Treatment response rate for genital warts in men and women ranges from 40 to 90 percent. depending on the type of therapy used. 

 Some medical treatments for women include-
• cryotherapy with liquid nitrogen,
• imiquimod topical therapy,
• interferon,
• trichioroacetic acid,
• podophyllin,
• podofilox,
• surgical removal, and
• laser therapy

Prevention
Genital warts can be prevented by reducing the number of lifetime sexual partners, and avoiding direct contact with sexual partners who are infected. Practicing safe sex and using condoms can help, but does not always prevent transmission of the virus. Also Merck recently came out with a drug called Gardasil, which can be used to vaccinate against cervical cancer and certain strains of HPV.

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