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HPV- Genital Warts
Hi I am F, 24 . Recently got diagnosed with genital warts. My gyanc has given me Podowart Paint to be applied 2 times in a day , immiquimod 5% to be applied at night , and Valcivir 1000 mg to be taken once in night for 20 days . I started this treatment 4 days back and 70 % of my warts have gone. The warts closer to vaginal opening have all gone. It has left a wound behind so she has suggested to use soframycin on that . Just wanted to know after this treatment is there any homeopathic treatment that is helpful in curing this condition. I don't want the warts to reoccur as the treatment is quite painful. I've heard that homeopathic treatment is really helpful , any suggestions? Or how to make your immunity stronger to get rid of hpv in 1-2 years.
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Consult a Homeopathic practitioner
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I understood your concern  and noted the problem as well .I need to ask few more details to make a diagnosis and start treatment and advice which suits you. You can discuss via whatsapp  on 971*66*33*129 or book here on practo.
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Start proper ayurveda medicine.. Without any side effects..
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consult for prescription and guidance
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Better consult a gynaecologist for your concern.
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You need treatment and vaccination as well. Visit the clinic
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It’s great that your treatment is working well and most of the warts have resolved. Genital warts are caused by HPV, and the body’s immune system plays a big role in clearing the virus over time. Some people explore homeopathic options to prevent recurrence, but scientific evidence for their effectiveness in HPV is limited. Still, if you're interested, consult a qualified homeopathic doctor. To support your immunity naturally: Eat a balanced diet rich in fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and lean protein Avoid smoking and limit alcohol Manage stress with meditation or exercise Get adequate sleep Consider vaccination if your doctor recommends it You’re on the right track. If you have more concerns, feel free to consult me directly: 👉 https://www.practo.com/rewa/doctor/amit-kumar-patel-generalphysician
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Yes Treatment is available
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