Condyline

Condyline, derives from podophyllum root extract of the berberidaceae family, and fights the growth inside the warts and its spreading process. The infected cells are killed and the warts completely eliminated. It is intended for external application and one of the most effective treatments for genital warts.

For the treatment of genital warts, the solution is applied externally. The active ingredient, derived from the podophyllum root, interferes with the growth of the warts and stops them from spreading. After a few days or weeks, the warts are gone.

The active ingredient, podophyllotoxin, stimulates the body's natural defenses. Studies have proven that the drug completely eliminates genital warts, as it binds the intrinsic immune cells and increases the release of alpha interferon, that blocks the growth of harmful cells.

Even if at an advanced stage, the drug can cause a rapid elimination of the genital warts.

Condyline is applied directly to the genital warts, twice a day for three days.

Before applying, clean the affected areas with soap and water. The solution should be applied sparingly with an applicator, and then gently rubbed in. Wash hands after application . In contrast to Aldara, another remedy for the removal of genital warts, Condyline does not have to be washed off the affected skin, but remains on the genital warts.

If the desired results are not achieved after three days, the treatment should be repeated, up to a maximum of five weeksIf the genital warts have not been eliminated at the end of the therapy, a doctor should be consulted. There are additional options of laser treatment, scraping, surgery or icing of the warts, depending on the location and extent of the wart tissues.

All medications affect the human body in some way.

However, treatment with Condyline has few side effects that usually go away quickly:

• General skin irritations such as redness and burning
• Itching
• Formation of pustules

Rare side effects:

• Vomiting
• Dizziness

There is no empirical data on interactions with other medicinal products. The consumption of alcohol should be avoided during treatment, as the immune system is weakened and the side effects mentioned may increase.

For the following contra-indications the drug should be avoided:

• Hypersensitivity to the ingredients
• Immune defence deficiency due to HIV, organ transplantation or long-term high-dose cortisone treatment
• Bowen's disease
• Recurrent herpes infections
• Syphilis
• Open wounds
• Bleeding genital warts
• Inflamed genital warts
• People under 18 years
• Pregnancy
• Lactation

For the treatment of the genital warts, Apomeds have a highly effective wart remedy called Condyline. Within a short time they are eliminated and the skin regenerates. The Condyline reviews are quite positive, and it is regarded as one of the most effective products on the market against genital warts. Next to Condyline there is also the Aldara Cream and Warticon for the treatment of genital warts. More information on Apomeds and how the service works, can be found here.