… protect against genital warts and 25% (373/1520) believed they are not at risk if they use a
condom. Treatment preference was in favor of a cream rather than an “invasive” treatment (58…

… It is therefore not surprising that patients in this study expressed a preference for a product
that can be self-applied in the privacy of their home. Patient-applied therapies are available14,…

… The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) guidelines for the treatment of genital
warts recommend that the choice be guided by the preference of the patient, the available …

… treatment reduces infectivity, but there is no evidence that treatment reduces the incidence
of cervical and genital … of lesions, as well as patient preferences, cost, convenience, adverse …

… patient's disease perceptions, treatment preferences, and related psychological sequelae. …
Canadians toward genital warts, related health behaviors, and treatment preferences. Among …

… treatment of genital warts as well as the problems that remain to be faced by health care
clinicians and their patients. Genital warts … , although the majority of genital HPV infections are …

… Imiquimod and podophyllotoxin are 2 new treatments for external genital warts that are less
… in preventing genital warts and cervical cancer. There is still a role for the older treatment …

… GPs tend to act upon patient's personal ideas and treatment preferences when the natural
history of the disease is favourable. Although GPs prefer an expectant awaiting policy when …

… of treatment are to potentially reduce HPV infection and infectivity. The decision to treat
genital warts and the treatment … , which foremost include patient preference and the risk-benefit …

… Patient preference is of major … with genital warts can be managed with just one or two clinic
visits. A recent audit in our clinic showed that out of all patients attending with genital warts, 70…