Warts are a type of STD that occur from the human papillomavirus. There are many different types of warts that can affect people. The most common of these occur on the hands, feet, and genital area. For some people it can also occur inside of their mouth - which is one of the most painful places.

These types are rare and research shows that it is only able to be transmitted though sexual partners that have had oral sex. In most cases it is caused when someone has come into contact with the infected area and has managed to spread the bacteria and the virus into their mouth through some form of contact.

When the virus touches the mouth it is given a chance to flourish due to the warmth of the mouth. The outbreaks can occur immediately or take a few days or weeks to be seen. Having this condition can make it difficult for someone to eat, drink, or even speak. Although the virus can never be cured there are treatments that can be used to help stop an outbreak.

People are encouraged to wear condoms to help prevent transmitting diseases such as this. However, it is important to know that condoms are not always effective and might break. Because of this you should speak with your partner and be aware of any conditions they might have that they can pass along to you.

The best thing you can do when trying to treat this is to speak with your doctor. Allow them to examine you so they can make sure that what you are experiencing is in fact genital mouth warts and not some other condition. They will be able to tell you what treatments to use that will be most effective.