aldara verruca

Effective and easy to use, it works by rapidly freezing the verruca or wart. After application the verruca or wart will usually fall off within 10 - 14 days and new skin will grow in its place.

Hello, my husband was recently diagnosed with genital warts. This has become a big issue for me because I am afraid our children will contact it from us. He went for a biopsy and picked up the results to. the report said squamous papilloma, without dysplasia (benign verruca). I'm not sure what this means. I was hoping to find out what strain it was. Any advice on what this lab means?

Can an hiv + male pass hiv onto someone else by masturbating in the shower and 24 hours later someone else uses the shower who has a large verruca on their foot??

You wrote: "This could be a plantar wart. A plantar wart (also verruca plantaris or verruca) is a wart caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV) occurring on the sole or toes of the foot. Plantar warts are generally harmless and self-limiting, but should be treated to lessen symptoms (which may become painful)." Does that mean that anyone who has had a plantar wart has HPV and is contagious? Is this the same as genital HPV?

There is a very small verruca vulgaris on my finger, the outer layer is horny, but put a squeeze or there will be blood, but blood is few, the finger into the vagina of prostitutes in ten seconds, it will have AIDS?

A plantar wart (also verruca plantaris or verruca) is a wart caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV) occurring on the sole or toes of the foot. Plantar warts are generally harmless and self-limiting, but should be treated to lessen symptoms (which may become painful). The treatment of warts by keratolysis involves the peeling away of dead surface skin cells with trichloroacetic acid or salicylic acid.

Thanks so much for your detailed information. In response to your questions (and in the hopes that you can clarify a few final things for me): 1. I recall now that the doctor used the term "verruca," as opposed to "condyloma." Google reveals that there are at least two types of verruca -- verruca vulgaris, the "common wart," or verruca acuminata, which affects the genitals. Does the distinction of verruca vs. condyloma mean anything? 2.

verruca and hematoma (talon noir /black heel, a runners/sports lesion). https://prnt.sc/182b5ex I do run a lot and play intense five a side football. But if course I have been scares it could be an acral melanoma, even if it doesnt seem to look exactly like it. What do you think?

and after 2 weeks use i have had good results so far so if i were you i would go see your dermatologist if he recomends surgery set the date for about 1 1/2 months away and get them to prescribe you aldara in the meantime. use aldara and within 4 weeks if the warts have not reduced in size or started to clear then just go in for surgery.

I used aldara with great success. However, I have read it has a higher success rate in females than males. Still, I do not know how credible this information exactly is. I found using Aldara to clear up the majority of warts, and then using a different treatment (such as cryo) to clear any remaining warts seemed to be effective. I used a combination of TCA and Aldara, and have been wart free for a month now (took 3 months to entirely clear).

II think they may be confusing you because Verruca means wart. There are different types of warts; Verruca Vulgaris is the term for a common wart. A genital wart can also be called Verruca Acuminata, Condyloma Acuminata and Venereal Wart--these are different terms that all mean the same. It is possible to tell differences under a microscope but you can not get a definitive HPV yes or no without a genetic test.

I have had genital warts for 5 years now and ive been using aldara for quite some time. aldara seems to work pretty well for the most part. while using aldara frequeantly i would experience some side effects like some pain or swelling after using it for a long period of time. i would stop the use and the redness/ swelling would go away and i would contine use and everything would be okay.

I found a wart that was on my upper thigh, had it removed, tested and came back a regular common wart (Verruca Vulgaris)! The virus likes warm moist places.

I have recently been using Aldara cream to try and eliminate my genital warts (HPV). Although the warts minimised in size after three months my doctor told me to stop using aldara because of the ineffectiveness and incredible sores and lesions that i endured whilst treatment. He reccomended me to a dermatologist for the treatment of the HPV.

i would have a biopsy of the lesion to confirm that it is a verruca and not a malignancy. if it is a verruca, have it professionally treated with serial debridements and powerful acid treatments. i have treated over 100 warts on the bottom of one foot and was successful (albeit it took +6 months to do so!

We show that isostearic acid, a major component of the vehicle, promotes inflammasome activation in cultured keratinocytes, and so may contribute to the observed effects of Aldara on murine skin. Aldara therefore stimulates at least two immune pathways independently, and both imiquimod and vehicle are required for a full inflammatory response. Although it remains to be tested, it is possible that imiquimod-independent effects also contribute to the therapeutic efficacy of Aldara.

What? are you applying Aldara on entire genital area? aldara is to be applied on the warts only and not the surrounding area... did a doctor diagnose you for genital warts and prescribed Aldara for you? If not so, please see a dermatologist and first get a correct diagnoses and talk to him about application of this cream... a mild irritation, soreness and itching is part of the healing process with this cream...

dont use aldara. I think ACV even does better than aldara although some people here would disagree with my opinion. You can get mini surgery like electrocauterization, cryotherapy, or use podofin and its variants. These three, afaik, are better than anything else to treat warts.

hi there i have recently been using aldara cream for my anal warts (HPV) I have used it twice so far friday and monday. And today (tuesday) i have been feeling muscle pain, and i guess some kind of fever i feel cold or hot at various times of the day but i can function... but during the weekend i did play soccer and hockey and did sweat a lot and ran a lot.

I have a few questions about using aldara. 1) is it harmful to shave on off days from using aldara? 2) Can shaving make the warts worse? 3) Is sex okay when the cream is not on the skin? Thank you!

Hi. I used Aldara for two weeks and my warts went away. I didn't have to scratch or scrape. I don't think you should puncture them at all. The cream caused some severe skin reactions for me (and it was on my bum :( ) so I stopped using it two weeks in for about a week and then when I went to start applying the cream again the warts were gone.

I went to the doctor, and they gave me Aldara for HPV. This was in January. Since then, I have had the worst yeast infections, and while one bump is slowly decreasing in size (and has hardened and turned quite red in the process), none of the others are changing size at all, and I am getting more tiny little white bumps within a few inches of the initial three bumps I had. I am pretty sure it is HPV, but it seems to be geting worse. I have been tested recently for HIV, and that was negative...

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