Warticon
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Part of a group of sexually transmitted infections, genital warts are caused by a particular strain of HPV. Using Warticon to clear genital warts restores health and normality to daily life and sex life.
- Clears genital warts
- Easy application
- Works in 7 days
- Genuine medication
- All drugs sourced in the UK
More information
A Doctor's Overview
GP and surgeon, Dr Shane Charles (MBBS, MRCS, PgDip SEM) provides a simple explanation of the medication below:
'Warticon is a topical medication used to alleviate symptoms of genital warts. '.
If you think Warticon is a treatment that can help you, start an online consultation now for a registered prescriber to review. If treatment is deemed suitable, they can prescribe it, and we can deliver it to you from the comfort of your own home with a range of convenient delivery and payment options for you to choose from. If you have any questions about a medication, you should always consult your doctor with any questions prior to starting treatment, to ensure that it is safe and suitable for you.
Warticon Cream / Warticon Solution
What is Warticon?
Warticon is part of a group of medicines called ‘antivirals’ and is used in the treatment of genital warts.
Patient Information Leaflet
For more information on the prescription medication patients should refer to the Warticon patient information leaflet.
How does Warticon work?
When applied directly to the genital warts, this medication works by preventing wart cells dividing and spreading, as it contains a medicine called podophyllotoxin.
What are the benefits of taking Warticon?
Part of a group of sexually transmitted infections, Genital warts are caused by a particular strain of HPV. They can cause pain, discomfort and itching and left untreated, can be spread to other people.
Using Warticon to clear genital warts restores health and normality to daily life and sex life.
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