Re: Re: Laura Barriales
Hi Cat,Thanks so much for writing. I relaly do hope this blog is helpful for people. Wartrol does clear the skin and the warts may or may not stay away if you stop using the product. What I've done is to take a multivitamin, vitamin C, a zinc tablet, and echinacea in the morning. Then I take another vitamin C at noon and another at night. I was told by a doctor that since vitamin C is a water soluble vitamin it makes more sense to take 500-1000 mg throughout the day then a single 3000 pill since your body will use what it can and urinate the rest away. I try to eat good, stay healthy, and avoid stress the best I can. I've read that certain studies say to avoid eating pork as well. I also use Wartrol once a day while I feel well and that has been working for me. If I don't feel well, I will take a little more Vitamin C, echinacea, drink plenty of water, and use Wartrol 3 times a day again until I start to feel better. Also, please remember that for it's best to not eating anything 20 minutes before and after taking Wartrol.In terms of prevention, there is a vaccine called that helps suppress and prevent the spread of HPV. They say that if you're infected, you and your partner should consider this vaccine to help contain the virus. So please ask your doctor about it. Unfortunately, it's more of a prevention thing and not relaly a treatment. It's still good to get though since it protects you against other forms of HPV.But there have been huge advancements with treating genital warts, thank goodness! I've found Wartrol to be great and I hope it helps you too!These are the things that are working for me. I hope you get similar results as I do, but please take care of yourself!As far as intimacy, an update, I've found someone! He accepts me for who I am and I've never been so happy! As far as telling someone you're close to about your HPV, here's the thing. There's no HPV test that is FDA approved for men yet. Also, chances are, your partner has already been exposed to HPV and there body is suppressing it. There are just national statistics. So be strong and don't be ashamed of yourself. These things are more common then I first thought and they are completely treatable. So don't let this or anything else slow you down.Thank you so much for writing. If you have any questions, please contact me below!~Laura