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Wart on anus area
From last 1 month, I have Wart on anus area, both side of anal hole. I went to normal doctor he given me Micobact-OZ for applying two times in a day. Now I found that this is antibiotic cream only not for this issue. Please suggest some correct medicine.
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Consult a dermatologist.
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Hello Practo User, use homoeopathic medications for your problem  to get Instant and effective results.Its Curable, no need to worry about. Homoeopathic medicines plays Excellent role to treat Such problems in a hollistic way without any side effect.I suggest you to message me your complete history in private chat with all reports & details & Consult Online through Practo. I will guide you for holistic & effective Results with homoeopathy ! Take care !! Best Regards:)
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Get HSV I and II test done immediately.
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Your case needs physical examination. Went to nearby clinic get physically examined.
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You have to take homoeopathic medicines 1. Thuja 200 2. Aloes 200 3. Nitric acid. You will be cured. But it will take time.
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Kindly consult for proper evaluation and treatment
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Get a physical examination done in a nearby clinic/hospital to rule out anal fissure/hemorrhoids skin tag
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Sir go through proper medicine.. Or surgical removal process. Take proper counselling to clear ur doubt
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Please visit nearest surgeon for proper examination and treatment
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Consult a surgeon
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Go to a good surgeon
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Hello , thank you for your concern. A diagnosis cannot be confirmed based on the description  and picture alone, so it is important to have the area examined in person by a general surgeon, colorectal surgeon, dermatologist, or venereologist. Regarding Micobact-OZ cream is not a standard treatment for anal warts. Antibiotic creams do not eliminate HPV-related warts and are only useful if there is an associated bacterial skin infection. Unless your doctor has specifically diagnosed a bacterial infection, it is not advisable to continue using Micobact-OZ solely to treat the warts.
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Consult a dermatologist , venerologist or a general surgeon in person for proper examination and diagnosis.
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Avoid using over-the-counter wart-removal medications meant for common skin warts, as they can damage the sensitive anal skin. Do not scratch, pick, or attempt to remove the lesions yourself. If sexually active, avoid sexual contact until evaluated, as HPV can be transmitted through skin-to-skin contact.
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Consult online for proper evaluation and treatment options
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Based on your description of white wart-like growths around both sides of the anus for one month, the most likely possibilities include: Anal warts (condyloma acuminata) caused by HPV. Hypertrophied anal papillae or skin tags. Molluscum contagiosum (less common). Other benign anal lesions. Since I cannot reliably diagnose a skin lesion from a description alone, and I cannot confirm the attached image here, an in-person examination by a general surgeon, colorectal surgeon, dermatologist, or venereologist is important. Regarding Micobact-OZ Cream Micobact-OZ is not a standard treatment for anal warts. Antibiotic creams generally do not remove HPV warts, unless there is a secondary bacterial infection. Do not continue applying it solely for wart treatment unless your doctor specifically diagnosed a bacterial skin infection.
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Keep the anal area clean and dry. Avoid scratching or picking at the lesions. Avoid self-treating with over-the-counter wart removers meant for hands or feet, as they can seriously injure the delicate anal skin. If sexually active, avoid sexual contact until you have been evaluated, as HPV can be transmitted through skin-to-skin contact. If you develop rapidly increasing pain, bleeding, pus discharge, fever, or difficulty passing stools, seek medical attention promptly. Most anal warts can be treated successfully, but they often require doctor-performed procedures rather than antibiotic creams. Early treatment generally gives the best results. Thank you
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