Home Treatment of Genital Warts

Genital warts are caused by various types of the human papillomavirus (HPV). Warts are small, grayish or skin-colored protrusions.

Genital warts are visible around the genital area and are one of the most common sexually transmitted diseases. Sometimes they are so small and smooth that you may not notice them.

Even if you don't see them or have any symptoms, you can transmit them to your sexual partner during sexual intercourse.

There are various ways to treat genital warts.

Different methods include surgical procedures, home remedies, herbal treatments, or using medication and ointments.

Home treatment cannot guarantee a complete cure and full recovery for you.

It is better to choose the best treatment method as soon as possible in case of genital warts, which is our recommendation, laser treatment for genital warts, and get rid of genital warts.

Failure to treat genital warts in a timely manner will complicate your life.

You can initially use home remedies for genital warts with the advice of a physician, and if the condition does not improve, resort to more invasive methods.

Home Remedies for Genital Warts:

Apple Cider Vinegar

Garlic

Tea Tree Oil

Turmeric

Green Tea

Aloe Vera

Castor Oil

Folate and B-12

Onion

 

 

Apple Cider Vinegar

Home treatment using apple cider vinegar is recommended by many individuals.

Apple cider vinegar has acidic properties that can kill the virus.

For home treatment of genital warts with apple cider vinegar, soak a cotton ball in apple cider vinegar and apply it to the wart.

Cover the area with a bandage and leave it on overnight.

Be careful not to let the cotton ball touch other areas of the body during this process as it can spread the warts.

 

Garlic

Garlic has antifungal properties and possesses antibacterial and antiviral characteristics, making it a potential aid in home treatment for genital warts.

Start by thoroughly cleaning the area where the warts are located.

Wash your hands and then the area with water, and pat it dry with a clean towel.

Clean any clothing or fabric that has come into contact with the warts by washing it in warm water with soap.

For this method, you can use crushed raw garlic or fresh garlic oil on warts on the hands, feet, and genital areas.

Using fresh garlic may cause temporary burning and sensitivity on the skin, but it does not harm epithelial cells.

 

Tea Tree Oil

Tea tree oil is effective against fungi and other organisms, serving as an antifungal remedy.

Some individuals may be sensitive to tea tree oil.

Before using tea tree oil for home treatment of genital warts, test a small amount of diluted oil on a part of your body. If there is no reaction after 24 hours, you can use it for treating genital warts.

You can apply a drop of diluted tea tree oil mixed with coconut oil directly onto the wart.

Avoid using tea tree oil in the mouth or vagina.

Tea tree oil may cause itching, burning, or swelling.

Repeat this process for several weeks, and if you experience excessive itching, discontinue use.

 

Turmeric

Turmeric is an antiseptic substance.

Its natural antiseptic properties have made turmeric effective in improving many inflamed and severe wounds and can prevent infection progression.

The compound curcumin in turmeric accelerates the healing process.

Additionally, turmeric is effective in relieving itching and burning caused by warts and prevents damage to the surrounding tissue.

 

Green Tea

Green tea is added to a compound in a cream called sinecatechins (Veregen), which is available by prescription and can be obtained from a pharmacy.

This tea has anti-inflammatory properties and can be effective in home treatment for genital warts.

To use green tea, you can steep a green tea leaf in boiling water and apply it to your skin after it has cooled down.

Alternatively, you can purchase green tea extract and add one or two drops to coconut oil for use.

 

Aloe Vera

Aloe vera has healing properties and is rich in antiviral and anti-inflammatory properties.

Aloe vera can soothe the skin and relieve itching.

Cut an aloe vera leaf and extract its gel, then soak a cotton ball in the gel and apply it directly to the desired area.

Secure the cotton ball to the skin with adhesive tape and leave it on overnight.

You can repeat this process twice a day for two weeks.

You can also consume aloe vera juice to boost the immune system.

This may help the body quickly combat the virus causing genital warts.

 

Castor Oil

Castor oil is used to treat skin problems.

Castor oil contains ricinoleic acid, which has anti-inflammatory and antiviral properties.

You can soak a cotton ball in castor oil and apply it to the warts, then stick it to your skin with tape.

Allow the cotton ball to remain on the warts for a day, and the next morning, gently remove the cotton ball and wash the area with warm water.

Finally, gently rub the lesions with a sponge and remove them.

Folate and B12

A deficiency in folate and B12 increases the risk of HPV infection.

There is a correlation between folate and B12 deficiency and increased risk of HPV infection.

Taking multivitamins or folate and B12 supplements can be effective in home treatment for genital warts and aid in disease improvement.

 

Onion

As you know, onion is an excellent antimicrobial substance.

Onion helps reduce viral spread and improves blood flow, accelerating the healing process.

When you catch a cold, consuming onions can help reduce symptoms of the cold.

In the home treatment method with onions, you can cut two onions and sprinkle a teaspoon of salt on them.

Cover them and let them stay overnight, then the next morning, strain the onions and press them with a spoon to extract their juice.

Apply this juice to genital warts, allow it to remain in this state for an hour.

Then wash the area with warm water and pat dry gently.