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Genital wart medicine that can be used on infected patients are the following:

Podophyllum resin – this is a powdered mix of resins that come from the May apple or the mandrake. This resin has been observed to have a cure rate of about twenty to fifty percent. This has only been observed when this resin is used as a single agent.

Studies have indicated that many genital warts retreat on their own after a few months or even years. The side effects documented from taking this form of medication is hypersensitivity. It is also recommended that this medicine be avoided for use on the eyes, moles, birthmarks or any warts that have hair.

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Interferons are a type of drug that is produced through naturally occurring protein which is known to have antiviral and anti-tumor tendencies. They may be administered topically or intra lesionally.

It has been noted that the recurrence rate using interferons is about twenty to forty percent, but the recurrence rate after one is treated is a little low than with other forms of treatment. And intra lesional interferon is very costly on the budget and could require a several office visits.

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Warts destroy self-esteem and can cause depression. What do you feel when you looked in the mirror and find those lumps and bumps on your body? Do you become anxious as you watch them grow and multiply? Does your planter warts hurt and itch after walking for a while? Do you feel embarrassed and self-conscious when approaching people in your every day life?

All of those questions have very upsetting answers, but there are more than esthetical and psychological effects to warts.

Warts are caused by Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) which in time can cause many other serious deseases like cervical cancer and low sperm count. These dangers are very serious, removing your warts should be priority if you’re serious about your health.

In cases when a patient is discharged and required to take medication after treatment, the following are common prescribed genital wart medicines.

Podofilox is a medicine for the patient’s use at his home. A solution consisting of 0.5% solution is applied twice daily for three days up for about four weeks. The cure rate for this medicine is actually higher than with podophyllin. But for the warts that occur over and over, podofilox is definitely not recommended as the only treatment.

There have been some incidents of inflammation from using podofilox. This generally occur during occlusive dressings, exposure for prolonged periods in the sun or UV radiation. It is also advisable that care be increased when it is used near the eye area, nose or mouth and that hands be washed immediately afterwards. Potential side effects from this treatment include burning, inflammation, and allergic contact dermatitis. In addition, it is possible to experience other vaginal diseases with this treatment.