How To Treat HPV Virus

Have you been diagnosed with genital warts, low-risk HPV and want to know how it can be treated to make them go away? In this video, I discuss the treatments for genital warts.


1. 90% of Genital Warts are caused by the low-risk HPV, HPV 6 and 11.
2. There are 3 ways to treat low-risk HPV
a. studies have shown that if you do nothing, meaning don’t treat, and 30 to 40% will go away on its own
b. I talk about 4 Medical therapies that you or your doctor can apply
c. 3rd is surgical which your doctor can do,
The gift is that 70 to 90% of new HPV infections will have spontaneous remission or become undetectable within 2 years

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Before you are all of your dreams
Around you are all who love you
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In my next video, Video 5 you will learn about how high-risk HPV is treated
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