Nobody really knows how podofilox gel works apparently, but it does work – on genital warts and those on the outside of the anus – remember that it is only to be used externally, keep it firmly on the outside.
Scientifically speaking Podofilox gel is an antimitotic – so if you have allergies to antimitotics don’t use the gel.
You also should not use this gel if you are pregnant, hoping to get pregnant or breast feeding a baby.
Don’t use this cream if you’re already using any other type of medication including herbal preparations, over the counter type medications – you might get a bad reaction.
Here’s how you use it:
- Only put it on the warts which your doctor has okay’d
- Always wash your hands straight after you’ve applied the gel and if you get any in your eyes flush them out immediately and get in touch with your doctor
- If you feel burning or pain after you’ve applied the gel wash it off as quickly as you can
- If you’ve got any left over after your treatment is finished pop it into a plastic bag and follow the instructions from your doctor.
As you may have guessed Podofilox gel is some serious gear – handle with care.
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