There's nothing to feel, and if I had to say there was a feeling, it would be one of fear!

Warts are caused by human papillomavirus infection and are a common sexually transmitted disease.

How does it feel?

No conscious symptoms, no pain or itching, so a lot of times don't care about it and then it just...gets more and more common.

Eventually, too much growth went to the hospital before they realized it was warts, or people with a history of smut themselves knew it could be the disease from the start.

This time of year it's mostly just fear, and even more so when you look it up on the internet yourself.

Warts can be treated or cured

Currently there are many treatment methods, although there will be a recurrence in the short term, because the disease has a latent period, there are some already infected, the beginning did not send out, and gradually grow out later.

Treatments such as:

Laser, cryotherapy, photodynamic therapy;

Topical medications include: imiquimod, zebra mussels, onychomycetin, and some corrosive medications.

Systemic therapy: mainly immune-enhancing drugs.

There are many ways to do this, so be sure to go to a regular medical facility to avoid being tricked and delayed.

Now that you have it, face it bravely, don't be embarrassed and don't scare yourself, the sooner you treat it, the better the outcome.

There is no sensation when you have warts, only warts (bumps) on the genitals or anus, cervix, and so on. It is easy to ignore warts because they do not cause any discomfort such as itching or pain. Warts can spread quickly, and if left untreated, they can develop into warts or larger warts, which can be tricky to treat.

Warts usually do not have much feeling and discomfort when they are small, but when they grow to a small meatball or cauliflower-like visible to the naked eye they will appear to bleed easily. Because warts mostly occur in the perineum and around the anus, so either after sex or defecation, it is easy to discharge bleeding state, so it is recommended that early surgical removal or laser removal.

I don't know. I didn't get it. You did. Tell me. [Thinking] [Thinking]

Shy. [Teeth bared]

You've had it. Tell me about it.

No way.