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Warticon 0.15% w/w Cream
From £30.99Warticon is a cream used to treat warts on the genitals and around the anus caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV).
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Medication features:
- Prescription therapy to deal with anogenital warts
- Contains the active ingredient podophyllotoxin
- Works as an anti-mitotic
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Warticon Prices
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| Warticon | 1 tube | 2 Tubes |
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| 5 g | £30.99 | £54.99 |
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Prices include free private prescription. |
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Delivery charges
Royal Mail 1st Class | £3.95
- Delivered within 1-3 working days.
- Excludes bank holidays.
Royal Mail Special Delivery Guaranteed before 1pm | £6.95
- Delivered within 1 working day before 1pm.
- Excludes Sundays and bank holidays.
- A tracked service with signature required on delivery.
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Treatment Information
Overview
Buy Warticon Online UK
You can order Warticon online in the UK from our registered pharmacy. Complete the online medical assessment to be reviewed by one of our prescribers. If approved, your medication will be dispensed by our pharmacy team for next day delivery to your address.
About Warticon
Warticon is a topical prescription treatment used to treat anogenital warts. It contains the active ingredient podophyllotoxin, which works as an anti-mitotic to prevent viral warts cells caused by HPV, from growing. In the end, the warts cell die to be replaced by healthy cells. Warticon is a recommended cream for genital warts, particularly those that appear under the foreskin of the uncircumcised penis or on the shaft of a circumcised penis. In women, genital warts appear on the external parts of the Vagina.
Warticon Summary Information
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Type of medicine |
Genital wart treatment |
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Use |
Treats external genital and perianal warts |
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How it works |
Inhibits the growth of wart tissue |
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Active Ingredient |
Podophyllotoxin |
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Directions of use |
Topical solution, applied to affected areas |
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Available strengths |
5 g |
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Side effects |
Common side effects include Skin irritation, burning, itching, rash, redness |
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Generic |
No |
The information provided in the summary table is for reference only. It is important to consult a qualified healthcare professional before starting any genital warts treatment, including Warticon.
How does Warticon work?
Warticon is both an anti-viral as well as an anti-mitotic treatment. When applied, it works by preventing the wart cells from dividing and multiplying, which can worsen the symptoms. Podophyllotoxin, which is responsible for fighting the HPV virus itself, diminishes the wart cells, and as they die and shed, new cells grow in their place to reveal healthy skin.
How effective Is Warticon in treating genital warts?
Warticon contains one of the most biologically active components that has been used for centuries due to its medicinal properties. The active ingredient podophyllotoxin, also known as podophyllum resin topical, is a strong plant extract that falls under a category of anti-virals. This anti-viral (podophyllotoxin) attacks and eradicates HPV, causing Warticon cells to die and a new healthy skin to grow within four to five weeks.
Directions
What dose should I choose?
Warticon is a prescription-only medication and comes in the form of a solution or a cream. Each of these variants contains a difference in the strength of the active ingredient, which is why it's important to follow the doctor’s prescription when using Warticon. Nonetheless, both the Warticon solution and cream are similarly effective.
Warticon is available as a 5g tube of white cream or a 3ml container of blue solution.
How should I apply Warticon
Warticon is a topical treatment and should never be administered through the mouth. One complete treatment course is made up of three consecutive days of each week. For these three days, you should apply the treatment in the morning and evening, ensuring that 12 hours have passed between each application. Do not apply the cream for the next four days but start your next course of treatment after the 4 days have passed. Do this if you have warts remaining after the first seven days of applying the treatment.
How to apply;
Start by washing the affected areas with soap and water. Dry the area with your towel. Do not use another’s to avoid spreading the infection, as warts are contagious. Use the mirror provided in the package to view the area as you apply the treatment. Use a clean fingertip to apply and coat each wart with the cream. Rub the cream gently into the wart, taking extra caution not to get the cream/solution on healthy skin. However, if you do, wash the area with soap and water.
Wash your hands thoroughly and seal back the tube tightly. You do not need a plaster to cover the application site
Cautions
Side effects
The main side effects of this medication may emerge after the second or third day once you apply the cream. That is, you may experience mild irritation of the areas treated. This shows that the treatment is taking effect.
But there are other common side effects which you may or may not experience, and they include;
Redness, itchiness, wearing away of the outer layer of the skin and a burning sensation on the area the application site.
You may also experience pain, itching, bleeding, stinging, severe burning or swelling of the treated skin. If ever you experience these effects, wash the medication from the applied area with plenty of water and soap, then contact your doctor immediately.
Some other side effects occur but cannot be estimated from the available data, and they include; pain, bleeding, swelling and allergic reactions. Loss or damage to the top layer of the skin. Weeping wound, discolouration of the skin, skin ulcers, blisters, dry skin and scab.
Therefore, it is essential that if you experience any of these side effects, including those not mentioned on the leaflet enclosed in the medication, you report this immediately to your doctor.
Warticon may cause irritation if it comes into contacts with your eyes. If this happens, rinse your eyes immediately with plenty of water and seek immediate medical attention from your GP or hospital.
You are also welcome to consult our specialists at Click Pharmacy should you require any further advice.
Always read the patient information leaflet before starting your treatment. The patient information can be found here.
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