… treatments. In this study, we systematically reviewed all topically applied treatment options
for external genital warts that were studied in at least one RCT and met our eligibility criteria. …

… This is a patient-applied therapy… (podofilox) during pregnancy and in the vagina or cervix
at any time [132]. In a randomised comparative study, 60 women with genital warts were treated …

… Podofilox was found to be more effective and economical … used to treat other forms of warts
their utility in genital warts is … , a patient-applied immune-response modifier for treatment of …

… No hierarchy of first-line treatments for anogenital warts (AGWs) is provided in international
… the efficacy of topical treatments and ablative procedures for the management of AGWs. …

… Patient-administered treatments are centered on a regular application of podofilox, …
Combination treatment starting with ablative therapy by a provider followed by patient-applied …

… Because of the risks of podophyllin and the safety of its purified form, podofilox, some
experts have recommended discontinuing its use as a treatment for genital warts. However, it is …

… the most commonly used patient-applied treatments for anogenital warts. To our knowledge,
… in the treatment of anogenital warts which concluded that both treatments were equally …

… ] trial compared two commonly used creams to treat genital warts: 0.15% podophyllotoxin
cream (Warticon®; GlaxoSmithKlein plc, Brentford, UK) and 5% imiquimod cream (Aldara®; …

… Patient-applied topical therapies are reported to be well tolerated in children because of the
… for treatment-resistant genital warts. However, it is not recommended as a first-line treatment …

1. Shave the wart as closely as possible, then soak in warm water to moisten. Vaseline may
be applied to areas surrounding the wart to prevent tissue injury ii. Apply patch with …