Reviewer: StudentDoc123, 25-34 Male on Treatment for 1 to 6 months (Patient)

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Senior medical student here hoping to help others out with some first hand experience + science behind effects. Had one wart appear 6 years ago that failed treatment with Podofilox. Used Aldara, had some skin irritation but wart cleared. Returned a few months later with a lot more appearing last year. Got Veregen. Weeks 1-3 didn't see any change except for in one small "fleshy" wart ... Show Full Comment

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Senior medical student here hoping to help others out with some first hand experience + science behind effects. Had one wart appear 6 years ago that failed treatment with Podofilox. Used Aldara, had some skin irritation but wart cleared. Returned a few months later with a lot more appearing last year. Got Veregen. Weeks 1-3 didn't see any change except for in one small "fleshy" wart that swelled with redness then disappeared. This has fluctuated a lot since then. Weeks 4 and on, I started to get the side effects. Swelling, redness, small scabs around the wart (another user said these are NOT smaller warts appearing, and he was correct). I started to then use a smaller amount, more focused on just the wart, bc the surrounding skin was problematic and not the actual warts. I have one that is dark like a mole, and hard (not fleshy), called "keratinized" in the med field. This is similar to skin on palms of hand and soles of feet. They will be harder to get rid of. I have seen a decrease in size of all warts, with the "fleshy" ones getting so small and disappearing that I can't even find them to apply the ointment onto, but they'll come back in a couple days. I am currently on week 12 because I have to keep stopping due to extreme inflammation and ITCHING. Itching is by far the worst. I have some warts in creases on my skin that inflames the skin adjacent to it. This can be prevented by applying lotion or cream to that skin that will be touching the wart. *Do NOT apply lotion to protect skin that is already inflamed. It will get worse. The inflammation is from immune cells under skin and will "trap" this process in that area and make it worse. The skin is not red and dry from lack of moisture. That is why. So if you have skin that will be rubbing against a wart after applying veregen, start the preventive lotion cover BEFORE getting the side effects*. Continued on next post....
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Reviewer: VeryPleased, 19-24 on Treatment for 1 to 6 months (Patient)

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I used veregen 3 times a day, during the first week, there was no side affects or change in the amount or size of the warts between the vaginal and anal region, but by week two I had ALL the side effects burning,intense itching, blistering,swelling, reddness, I couldn't even sit down and it burned to pee, so I took a break from veregen for two days to give my skin time to heal,over the next 3- ... Show Full Comment

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I used veregen 3 times a day, during the first week, there was no side affects or change in the amount or size of the warts between the vaginal and anal region, but by week two I had ALL the side effects burning,intense itching, blistering,swelling, reddness, I couldn't even sit down and it burned to pee, so I took a break from veregen for two days to give my skin time to heal,over the next 3-4 weeks the warts first turned white and hard then black and fell off. This product really does magic, if you want results stick through all the side effects even though they make you feel like your in hell.
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Reviewer: taxmeless, 45-54 on Treatment for 1 to 6 months (Patient)

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10 year history of genital warts with no significant solutions with medical support until Veregen with freezing in office too. Complete remission of warts for one year now. Warning it took 5 weeks and it looked worse initially. I must add that I don't think by itself would of rid them all without work at the dermatologist office to freeze the remnants as well. Take a day or two rest before and ... Show Full Comment

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10 year history of genital warts with no significant solutions with medical support until Veregen with freezing in office too. Complete remission of warts for one year now. Warning it took 5 weeks and it looked worse initially. I must add that I don't think by itself would of rid them all without work at the dermatologist office to freeze the remnants as well. Take a day or two rest before and after freezing to apply ointment to avoid potential pain or scarring. This was a absolute success story for me.
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Reviewer: Male (Patient)

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6 weeks in and very little change

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6 weeks in and very little change
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Reviewer: 35-44 Male on Treatment for 1 to 6 months (Patient)

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After several weeks, the area where I had been applying the Veregen seem to be getting better, although extremely slowly. The past few weeks I have been taking a very warm and soapy bath in the morning and at night. Within minutes of drying off, I have applied the Veregen. It seems as though my skin has been absorbing the Veregen much better now. Although my skin seems to be very dry. It looks lik ... Show Full Comment

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After several weeks, the area where I had been applying the Veregen seem to be getting better, although extremely slowly. The past few weeks I have been taking a very warm and soapy bath in the morning and at night. Within minutes of drying off, I have applied the Veregen. It seems as though my skin has been absorbing the Veregen much better now. Although my skin seems to be very dry. It looks like the warts have become much smaller, more quickly since I've been taking the warm soapy bath prior to applying Veregen.
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