Basically the general rule of thumb here is this: If you can SEE your warts, or at least REACH them well enough, then you can treat them using my main methods. My girlfriend had warts that were "sortof" internal and this worked fine on them as well. What I mean by "sortof" internal is that they were on the inside, but not so deep that they could not be reached and treated. So because of that, I feel confident that you can use these methods for that purpose. See similar questions...

Anal or genital warts are caused by a virus: human papilloma virus. Typical symptoms are bleeding, pain, itching, and difficulty with cleansing in the anal area. There are several strains of the virus, some of which have been associated with cancer of the cervix in women. Because of this association, women with anal warts should have a vaginal examination and PAP smear. Anal warts can be transmitted sexually so sexual partners of both men and women should be examined. See similar questions...

These are often mistaken for calluses. A wart is a skin growth which has a blood and nerve supply of its own. Warts are caused by a virus, and may be quite painful. They tend to spread if left untreated. Again, professional attention should be sought. See similar questions...

Answer: No, currently there is no cure for anal warts. The ingredients in Immunal™ help to prevent warts from appearing and aids your body in preventing the HPV virus from occurring. See similar questions...

Answer: Although your chances of spreading anal warts to another person are lower when you are not having an outbreak, there is a chance that you can still transfer the virus. We suggest that you still use protection when engaging in all forms of sexual contact. See similar questions...

In many respects, yes. If you have one on your feet, it would be unwise to pick at it and it can spread to someone else if that person has the potential towards getting that virus in the same way certain people have the potential for catching a certain cold. The wart virus likes to linger around moist environments such as pools, spas, locker rooms, public showers (such as those at the gym). Wearing flip flops or crocs in these areas is always a good idea. See similar questions...

Genital warts are the symptoms of human papilloma virus (HPV) infection. As such, genital warts are viral lesions caused by human papilloma viruses normally referred to as HPV. Genital warts are also known as venereal warts. They are also referred to by the technical term, condyloma acuminatum. See similar questions...

First of all, be aware that this procedure is not recommended in otherwise normally healthy dogs. Doing it when not necessary may disturb the normal balance, leading to inflammation or infection. Most dogs do this naturally by scooting, grooming themselves, etc. When it needs to be done though, there are two kinds of anal expression. See similar questions...

ANS: Unfortunately its probably NOT such a good idea because it may well lead to further damage to the bowel or rectal lining. Especially if you have Proctitis (as opposed to colitis, or I.B.D). See similar questions...

Heal Fissures. If you have hemorrhoids as well as fissures, use Heal Fissures first, followed by Heal Hemorrhoids once the fissures have cleared. See similar questions...

A wart is a harmless, noncancerous skin growth caused by a human papillomavirus (HPV). There are more than 100 known types of HPV. HPV infects the top layer of skin, usually entering the body in an area of broken skin. The virus causes the top layer of skin to grow rapidly, resulting in a wart. Warts generally go away on their own within months or years.1 Common warts appear most often on the hands, but they may appear anywhere on the body. They are rough, gray-brown, dome-shaped growths. See similar questions...

Warts are easily spread by direct contact with a human papillomavirus. You can reinfect yourself by touching the wart and then another part of your body. You can infect others by sharing towels, razors, or other personal items. After exposure to a human papillomavirus, it can take 2 to 9 months of slow growth beneath the skin before you notice a wart.2 It is unlikely that you will develop a wart every time you are exposed to a human papillomavirus. See similar questions...

Warts are usually diagnosed by their appearance. Your health professional may take a sample of the wart and examine it under a microscope (skin biopsy). This may be done if the diagnosis is unclear or if a skin growth is darker than the skin surrounding it, appears as an irregular patch on the skin, bleeds, or is large and growing rapidly. See similar questions...

Here are all of the pictures I have found on the internet of oral warts and/or oral HPV. I hope they help answer some of your questions. Remember, there are many "normal" bumps in the oral cavity, but paranoia can really take a toll on you if you don't know what you're looking at. Just hi-lite one address at a time and copy and paste it into your web address box. If you have any questions or if you would like to email me please do not hesitate. See similar questions...

Genital warts are caused by certain "low-risk" types of human papillomavirus. The types of human papillomavirus that can cause genital warts are different from the types that can cause cervical cancer. See similar questions...

A:  A number of our customers are using the DermaSeptic to rid themselves of persistent warts. This can be accomplished quite effectively in most cases. Recognizing the correct protocol for using the DermaSeptic and diligence are key to a successful outcome.Although the term "warts" was originally intended to describe a tumorous growth condition which is caused by a virus, over the years it has been stretched to encompass a much greater set. See similar questions...