Ways to remove internal warts

Genital warts can be external, on the outside areas of your reproductive organs, or they can appear internally where you cannot see them. Internal warts can develop on the cervix, urethra, anus or inside the vagina, according to the New Zealand Dermatological Society's information resource Dermnet NZ. All genital warts are caused by strains of HPV, or human papilloma virus. Removing internal warts does not eradicate the virus from your body, but simply eliminates the protrusions.

Although there are no cures that will work for everyone, homeopathic options can be used in conjunction with one another--with the overall goal of bolstering the immune system.

One option is a medicine made of natural ingredients called "Keyouwang."  It is an spray. The medicine combines ingredients to inactivate the HPV with no reported side effects according to the personal experience and trials. You can order this medicine online.
Garlic, licorice, and even the mood-stabilizing herbal drug are also recommended to combat the virus, according to the authors of the book "The Herbal Drugstore: The Best Natural Alternatives to Over-the-Counter and Prescription Medicines."

Cryosurgery
Cryosurgery is a common treatment for genital warts of both external and internal varieties. Cryosurgery involves exposing the abnormal tissue to liquid nitrogen. The liquid nitrogen freezes the wart and the surrounding skin to remove the growth. Cryosurgery is done as an outpatient procedure with a local anesthetic, and is considered one of the safer options for pregnant women with internal warts.

Laser Removel
Dermnet reports that a widespread outbreak of warts, especially those in areas that are harder to access, such as the urethra or cervix, may be removed through laser procedures. Laser treatment is advised for people with HIV or others with a compromised immune system.