Warts aren't pretty and can be dangerous!
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Warts are caused by a virus. It's name is Papillomavirus and it has many variants.
"Warts" is a very common, easily transmitted disease that can, if not treated, have serious consequences.
In an event that a female is infected with a strain of virus that also infects the cervix of the uterus, it can in some cases cause cancer.
It is thus very important to make sure that in an event that someone is infected and develops warts, he or she should immediately see a doctor and start treating them. Genital warts are the most dangerous as they can easily transmit deeper into vagina and infect the uterus.
But mostly warts don't become cancerous and sometimes after a few months to a few years disappear on their own. Some people are immune to Papilloma virus, but the cause is still unknown.
There are many types of warts:
* warts
* plantar warts
* flat warts
* filamentous warts ("Papilloma")
* genital warts
They can appear anywhere on the skin, but are usually confined to hands, feet, face, chest, genitals and anus. Sometimes they can appear inside the mouth.
Filamentous warts are most common on the eyelids, neck and chest.
Removal of such infections is usually carried out by freezing the affected areas with liquid nitrogen. This process has to be repeated several times to be successful. Other forms of treatment include abrasives that kill the affected cells thus eliminating the virus. This procedure too has to be repeated several times.
Inn the last five years or so, some major improvements have been made on this matter and many new discoveries have been made. Also some new alternative methods of treatment have been made available to the market.
Many of such "cures" don't work very well and people have to resort to classical methods that are usually painful and irritating.
One company, however has developed very effective treatments based on natural essential oils. Inn the laboratory testings, they have been proven to counteract with virus replicating mechanisms and thus prevent the virus from spreading and make it possible for the body to naturally defend itself and within three weeks completely heal.
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Renewable energy and enviromental technology research and development at the University.
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