troubled!! my genital and anal warts

1 single wart near my vagina for 3 months on begining freezing treatment. I think i could a coped with that .  

The reality was basicly that my anus is covered in an evergrowing cluster of small white warts.  2 very small ones are kinda coming right from where the skin tightens at the centre.  If you could emagine that area you can clearly see a tiny wart near vaginal opening gives no trouble then at anul region theres a formed cluster thats white  and obvous pimple looking.itcy, a bit uncomfortable and not nice at all
when i look in a mirror and push down i can see 2  that practically disapear up into my rectium but they are very tiny.  Im worried ive now got them up my bum so to speak !
!how on earth they gan to get a look in to see. do they have rectal equiptment?  although small clearly they are on rapid growth.  why are they growing when ive been freeze sprayed twice and now moved onto worticon cream which i cant exect to do much.  and if they are up my bum god knows how they will remady the situation.   just feels as though its getting worse not better warticon feels a bit hot and itchy and its ever multiplying wart virus.

[Mags370]

I feel for you! This is one of my fears. I have been very careful when wiping, washing or touching myself. I have warts only in the opening of my vagina. Last Monday was my last acid treatment and I made the doc look inside my vagina to make sure they were not growing in there. I had a pap about 1.5 months back that came back with dyplasia, it took me 3 doc visits to have the docs see what I knew must be warts. Lucky me has high and low risk strains with mild cell changes and warts. Each week the acid killed a few and I got a few new warts. Mine are small and there are not a lot of them but who wants even one?! So now I start Aldara, as soon as my period ends. Oh the joys of being a woman. :)

I really don't know the answers to your questions other than I have never seen anything about warts going "up the bum" but I do know they can be in the vaginal area that we can't see. I know symptoms usually pass within 24 months so if you do get them there then maybe that rule applies with our without treatment. As long as there isn't an issue with being able to have movements. I would ask your doc, find out what you can do to prevent this it you can. Do your best to boost your immune system, don't smoke or drink and try not to cause speading yourself. Don't shave, trimming is ok.