I have also posted in the L.A. board.  Just a word of caution gents. I've engaged in this hobby, (MPs), for years now and recently, I noticed some perianal warts, which began to grow larger. Being married, you can just imagine the shock.  I have learned that this is one of the most contagious and most easily transmitted STD's; luckily, it is not a deadly virus.  Even if you cover up, you can be infected, as it is spread by skin to skin contact.  In addition, the provider does not have to have visible warts to be contagious.  I'm currently treating the condition with some natural remedies found on the net; they seem promising; however, I think my hobby days are over.  I'm wondering if anyone else out there has a similar story. Also, please share an effective cure if you have one.  I'm posting this primarily to spare at least one of you from a similar experience.  Be safe out there.

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Since you haven't told us who (provider or MP) gave you this STD. Most of us in this hobby know the consequences of this lifestyle. And I don't believe you are looking out for the rest of us by telling us your situation; So I suggest like sangabv states above, accept your loses & go see a doctor!!

P.S This is not a third world country, we have some of the best medical doctors here, use them.

and you need to have them treated by a physcian who can remove them.  There is also a new creme available by prescription only but you may need him to apply Podyphillin to them.  In women, they can lead to cervical cancer.  Hope your wife isn't infected.

Any part of a body (pubic area, hands, face, etc) which has the virus (wart) on it can infect you if your skin is susceptible to it (abraded skin, thin wall skin cells like inside the vagina, or on the penis).

Cervical displaysia is basically a form of genital warts and is not a rare situation even among monogamous couples.  They typically freeze them off.  I would opt for the creme ointment that is out now rather than cryosurgery if I had to make the choice.

I also understood the possible consequences; however, I began to feel "too" safe; began engaging in higher risk activities with the providers.  Take it for what it's worth, but I wish I had read such a post BEFORE I picked up this bug; maybe it would have given me a wake-up call.  If you can't learn from mistakes others have made, then you are a moron.