Only if you caught the warts on your hands or feet from someone elses genital warts. & also if you get attacked by Chelsea meakin.
You can also remove warts by peeing on them, i know it sounds horrid but it really works.
seriusly really that is weird i think your supposed to do that with athletes foot
not that i know of, but whats a big indicator is usually the size of the "wart" that's on the penis, genital warts are relatively large, and there are chances that something that go's by MC could be it too, make sure that its not Fordyce's spots which look like lots of small warts forming, i nearly freaked out when i noticed them but the doc said apparently their common in 50-70% of men.
If you are picking at the warts and then touching your genitals then yes, they can spread to those places.
There are over 150 strains of the Human Pappiloma Virus (HPV)-certain strains prefer the genitals and one perfers the hands. It is high;y unlikely that a finger wart will spread to genitals.
If they are removed they shouldn't come back. They should be removed since they will continue to grow and spread and at some point they will become a problem.
papilloma virus.
If the turtle is infected with warts and you touch it frequently, the warts can spread, but if you DON'T touch it, than no. Warts are spread by touch.
Yes, they can, but it depends on the type of wart
# Warts are caused by a virus which is passed by contact. 2. Warts are caused by the HPV, human papilloma virus. There are a hundred or so types of HPV and they do different things. Some types will cause common warts, some will cause genital warts and still other will make the person develop other kinds of warts. The virus spreads by contact. Common warts that tend to grow on the hands and fingers spread from skin to skin contact. These spread often through things like handshakes. Many of the other types are considered sexually transmitted diseases and spread from unprotected sex. Warts spread easily and quickly. If you have a wart, be careful not to pick at it or touch it except to clean it or apply treatments. If you do contact it make sure you wash your hands carefully. Touching a wart and then touching another area of skin on your body or someone else's body can lead to the spreading of the virus. The faster that you can treat the warts you have the faster they will go away and the less chance there is of spreading. Some warts will however disappear on their own if left alone, but this does increase the chances of transference to other people and other body parts. When it comes to the warts of the genitals, these can be prevented from spreading. Though lots of people are not pleased with the idea of abstinence this is the only way to guarantee that the HPV does not spread. Unprotected sex of all kinds is the most common way the virus spread from person to person. There is of course the use of a condom which can help and be somewhat effective but does not guarantee the prevention of transfer. Be safe and use your head, and you will live a long and disease free life.
Probably genital warts but get it checked out by a professional to be sure.
If an HPV infected person touches your genitals you can get infected if that person has the virus on the fingers. The virus may have been picked up during sex play. The virus seems to need to be introduced through some sort of minor skin damage.
YES!!! I have had terrible warts on my fingers. So I put duct tape on them and left it on for two days and my warts were gone.
A handful survived, but often without their fingers, sights, and even genitals.
Human papilloma virus (HPV), commonly known as genital warts.Genital Warts.Genital Warts.
only if they freeze before poping
All types of warts are caused by HPV. Some HPV types are more likely to cause warts on the feet, others on the genitals.
HPV is spread by direct contact and are not spread via body fluids.