Patient's question:
It's been over a month, painless, doesn't get bigger, small sharp bumpsDoctor's answer:
Genital warts require standardized and systematic treatment. It is best to consult a hospital for symptomatic treatment based on the condition. Commonly used topical medications include podophyllotoxin, applied twice daily for a 3-day course. A 30%-50% trichloroacetic acid solution is also used, applied once daily for 4-6 days. After the wart falls off, oral transfer factor can be taken to boost immunity, along with intramuscular injections of 300,000 IU of interferon alpha, once daily for 6 days.