Why Some Genital Warts Treatments Let The Warts Come Back

A man from Pakistan wrote to me today to ask:

Dear Greg,

Regards.

My response to him:

Thank you for taking the time to write in and explain your situation. Your experience with Wartec is a common thing I hear about from a lot of similar treatments that do not get the root of the wart.

A lot of the people who get my report have gone through similar treatments of burning/freezing/creams and apple cider vinegar and all that. The problem with this stuff is it rarely works and when it appears to, it only gets the surface part of the wart and leaves the root underneath which is how it eventually comes back about 2 or 3 months later – or in your case even some years later, although that is more rare. The 2 main treatments in my report absorb in through the skin to get at the root (or in some cases gain direct access to the root if the structure of the wart will allow it) and shrink it down to where when the wart goes away, there is no root left under the skin for anything in the future to start with.

It’s like removing seeds from the soil in a garden, so that no more plants can grow.

That’s how the whole process becomes like a game of “whack-a-mole” where you get rid of all of them in one area, but you may have roots in other areas – so you just treat those next and eventually you should reach a point where nothing comes back at all. Then you just wait 6 months and as long as nothing comes back during that time, chances are you can go on and live normally again.

Pakistan is not a country I hear from very often, but there have been people from Pakistan get my report in the past and no one reported any problems to me with finding what they needed to do the treatments. I think you should be fine, but if you have any problems, I might be able to help with some sources.

Thank you,
Greg

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