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Podofilox is a genital warts treatment. It stops the virus that causes warts from reproducing. It doesn’t permanently cure warts, but it does help current warts fall off. The brand version is Condylox.
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About Podofilox (Generic Condylox)
How does it work?
This medicine stops the diseased cells from making copies of itself. When the virus that causes warts can’t grow and multiply in your skin, the wart eventually goes away. After using this medicine, you might notice that the wart becomes dry and crusty before finally disappearing.
What does it treat?
Podofilox is used to treat genital warts, which are flat, fleshy, skin-colored growths that can appear on or around the genital area. This medicine is only for warts on the skin around the anus, penis and vagina. Don’t use it on other parts of the body or inside the vagina or rectum.
What forms does it come in?
This medication comes as a topical solution or gel that you apply directly to the wart. It's important to follow your healthcare provider's instructions carefully when using this medicine.
Podofilox vs. Condylox
Podofilox and Condylox are the same thing – Condylox is just a brand name for the medication. Both versions are equally safe and effective at treating genital warts. Generic medications can be less expensive, depending on your insurance.
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Common Questions
Podofilox (Generic Condylox) prescription FAQ
What are the benefits of using Podofilox (Generic Condylox)?
- Removes genital warts
- Stops wart cell growth
- Easy to apply
- Relatively inexpensive
- Can be used at home
Who should not use this medication?
- People who are allergic to its ingredients
- Pregnant or breastfeeding women
Let your licensed provider know if you have any other health conditions or if you’re using any other medications before starting this treatment.
How do I use this medication?
Apply this medication directly on the wart using the special applicator, then throw the applicator away. Don’t re-use it or put it back in the container because this could contaminate the medicine. Don’t let the medicine touch healthy skin around the wart if possible. Ask your medical provider how often to use this medicine and for how many days. Usually, this medicine is applied twice a day for three days, followed by a four-day break.
What happens if I miss a dose?
If you miss a dose, apply it as soon as you remember. But if it’s almost time for your next dose, skip the missed one and continue with your regular schedule. Don't use extra to make up for the missed dose.
What happens if I use too much?
Using too much Podofilox won’t help you get better faster. If you use too much, it can lead to severe skin irritation or other side effects. It's important to follow your licensed provider's instructions carefully and use only the recommended amount.
If you’ve used too much of this medicine, call your health provider or local poison control center (800-222-1222) immediately.
Can I get Podofilox (Generic Condylox) online?
Dr. B offers discreet, online consultations for genital warts treatment from the privacy of your own home. To get started, fill out a short health questionnaire about your symptoms. A licensed medical provider will review your questionnaire and, if appropriate, send a prescription to the pharmacy of your choice.
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Side Effects
Side effects are common with this medication, but they are usually mild to moderate. They often get better as your body gets used to the medicine. The most common side effects are:
- Burning
- Itching
- Swelling
- Pain
Let your health provider know right away if your side effects are more severe, including bleeding or intense skin irritation. Also let your medical provider know if your warts aren’t getting better. They might need to change your treatment plan.