Genital warts are caused by an infection with the human papillomavirus and are a type of sexually transmitted disease. Most cases are contracted directly through sexual contact. The incubation period of this disease varies: some may develop cauliflower-like growths one to two weeks after infection, while others may only show symptoms several months later, even up to seven or eight months. Once symptoms appear, it is crucial to seek proper treatment at a dermatology department of a formal hospital. The warts can be completely removed with laser treatment, followed by local application of interferon or injection of interferon solution directly into the affected area. This disease is highly contagious and recurrent and requires a long treatment period. Persistent treatment is essential, along with regular exercise to boost the immune system. Avoid spicy and irritating foods and abstain from sexual contact during the treatment period.