Personal Experiences with HPV and Genital Warts

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Posted: 2/10/2008
GOOD ! freezing by a dermatologist and then use Condyline- - (2 ) comments.

I had HPV on the side of my penis. Went to a dermatology clinic and had freezing of the small area done several times. The freezing alone did not work, it was a short term fix. Three months later I went to a doctor (while in Europe) for the same small area, and the doctor did some freezing and wrote me a prescription for Condyline, which I bought at a parmacy and used. The freezing combined with the Condyline worked great!
Condyline is a thick purple liquid which is sold in a small bottle. It is applied with a small plastic loop. The user dips the little "loop on a handle" into the bottle and then places the loop onto the wart. Condyline is applied twice a day for three days, and then the patient stops for four days. The patient can repeat this weekly cycle up to four times if necessary. The great thing about the Condyline is you can use it safely at home. To sum up , it is best I think to go to a dermatologist and request aggressive freezing, and then use the Condyline immediately after. You can buy Condyline on-line, or call a pharmacy and see if they have it, and then tell the Dermatologist that you want to use Condyline and have him/her write you a prescription. Don't fret this is something that can be taken care of effectively. Note the Condyline also works for warts on the pubic area, I used it for that once also, with exceedingly good results.

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