HPV Support Group
Human papillomavirus is a diverse group of DNA-based viruses that infect the skin and mucous membranes of humans. More than 100 different human papillomavirus (HPV) types have been characterized. Some HPV types cause benign skin warts, or papillomas, for which the virus family is named. HPVs associated with the development of such "common warts" are transmitted...
Update!
So, apparently, you can use too much tea tree oil. I need to over share a bit for this, bare with me...this is more for the guys. The skin below the circumcision is very easily burned buy Tea Tree Oil (same with Apple Cider Vinegar), if left on for too long. I taped a piece of cotton to the affected area, the ridge of the head, all most all the way around. The TTO soaked cotton also came in contact with the skin below the circumcision line. I woke up a few hours later with a burning feeling coming from where the cotton ball was, and immediately removed it. I have several burns on the shaft, the skin has turned black. I know, sounds scary, but this happened with the ACV treatment I tried a few months ago as well, it heals, and I'd imagine, If I still had warts on my shaft, that this "burn" would do the trick very well. Having that said, lets talk about those wonderful little warts we love so much. The sizes are just noticeably smaller, but smaller none the less. The tissue of the head of the penis doesn't burn like the shaft skin (or foreskin), but it does get a bit sensitive, and it wrinkles a bit. I really hope this works, I'm not giving up until I find something that does! This does seem promising though, I'll continue to keep you informed. Good luck everyone!
Question for you about ACV. You said ACV burns the skin and turns it black (which actually sounds good, scarily). I tried ACV and it had no effect at all. Nothing happened. No pain, no burning, no colour change, nothing.
How did you apply it, how long for, did you mix it with water or anything ?