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Genital Warts Treatment, testing and HPV immunisation.

HPV is the world's commonest STD and causes cervical, vulval, anal and other types of cancers.
HPV has many subtypes, the most common of which are types 6, 11, 16 and 18.
HPV 6 and 11 causes ugly external ganital warts whilst 16 and 18 are invisible and cause genital and anal cancers.
External genital warts are ugly, take a long time to clear, require intensive treatment and are often very distressing indeed.
Infection with the virus is typically transient so a person may clear an infection after a short period.
Because we will often periodically clear infections it is possible to use this knowledge to vaccinate against the virus and also reinfection.
Vaccination has been proven to hugely reduce infection rates and consequently reduce the cancers the infection may cause.
Genital warts treatment using liquid nitrogen, laser, curetting, surgical excision and also imiquinod cream is available routinely.

At Freedomhealth we are keen to vaccinate against HPV at the earliest opportunity.
Our preferred routine at Freedomhealth is to use PCR testing to identify if a person already has HPV.
If there is no proven infection then we would be keen to immunise using the vaccine called Gardasil.
Gardasil is given once, then after two months and finally after three months. A booster is likely to be needed from time to time.
We charge £60 for the HPV4 test and £150 for each of three vaccinations