Genital warts, moist warts, fig warts or venereal warts are different names for one sexually transmitted disease. Approximately, one million new cases of Genital Warts are diagnosed in the United States, every year. It is estimated that two-thirds of persons coming in contact with warts will develop symptoms, within three months. The causative organisms are different strains from human papilloma virus (HPV): There are about 60 types of HPV. Some people are more susceptible than others; people who take immune-suppressive agents, steroids and people with AIDS are risky. Warts are not cancer but it is very contagious disease specially, Genital Warts. HPV is the most prevalent sexually transmitted infection nationwide, with an estimated 75 to 80 percent of the population picking up the virus at some point in their lifetime. However, "even if persistently infected with HPV, a woman most likely will not develop cancer if she is regularly screened." Genital Warts, infection are dif...
