Frequently asked questions
  • Can genital warts go away on their own?

    In some cases, warts may disappear, but the virus remains in the body. Treatment helps remove them faster.

  • How long does treatment take?

    Most treatments work within a few weeks, but it depends on the medication and individual response.

  • Can I still have sex if I have genital warts?

    It's best to avoid sexual contact until the warts are treated to prevent spreading the virus.

  • Are genital warts contagious?

    Yes, they spread through skin-to-skin contact, even if warts are not visible.

  • What is the best treatment for genital warts?

    The best treatment depends on the severity of warts. Warticon (Podophyllotoxin) is a popular choice for self-application, while Aldara (Imiquimod) helps boost the immune system. Condyline is another effective option. A doctor can advise on the most suitable treatment.