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Q: Question On Peoples Thoughts On Genital warts
asked by: veryupset on May 26th, 2007
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im new so hello everyone. i have hpv/genital warts, ive had 2 small ones for 4-5 yrs now. its been a killer to stay away from women(im male) but i cant do it, ive tried freezing but ended up not going after a few weeks because it was killing me going. now the nurse said i dont have much to worry about as they are small and few but they are still there in my eyes.

just wondering i do smoke,im trying real hard to stop, how successful have people been in warts going when they gave up smoking and also does anyone reccomend anything for the immune system as thats what keeps them at bay,right???

also has anyone tried viranol, ive seen a few posts on it but they seem like ppl who work for viranol posting to sell the product then an actual person using it.

thanks for listening
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Llewellyn
replied on May 26th, 2007
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That's great that you are planning on quitting smoking. You're right that smoking can increase your chances of having an outbreak, although I don't know by exactly how much.

Vitamin C is what you need for your immune system. You can take a multi-vitamin or just a vitamin C pill from any drug store if you are not doing so already. Fruit juice is also great for getting vitamin C.

I have never used vironal, so I can't give you any first hand information there. Here is their website if you want it viranol.com/?af=583573. You're right that they seem to be wanting to sell stuff more than really give out information or anything though. You could ask your doctor if he or she knows anything about it.

If you are planning on having a partner, make sure she knows what's going on. Condoms do not completely eliminate the possibility that she will get it, but they do reduce the chances that she will. There is also a fairly new HPV vaccine that might help to protect her.
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