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Online Prescriptions for Genital Warts Cream | At-Home Treatment - Mona Clinic

Condyloma (genital warts) is a sexually transmitted infection that can easily worsen or recur if left untreated. Mona offers topical medications for genital warts. After you purchase your desired medication, we will conduct a consultation and a video medical examination by a doctor. If it is determined that the medication can be prescribed, we will prescribe and ship it to you (private medical care).

  • ✓Treatable with topical medications
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  • ✓塗り薬のベセルナクリーム（イミキモド）を使用
Available daily from 9:00 AM to 10:00 PM
Available daily from 9:00 AM to 10:00 PM
5-minute walk from the station
5-minute walk from the station
A clean clinic with a white-based interior
A clean clinic with a white-based interior
Online consultations: same-day shipping at the earliest
Online consultations: same-day shipping at the earliest
Cosmetics and supplements sold exclusively at medical institutions are also available for purchase.
Cosmetics and supplements sold exclusively at medical institutions are also available for purchase.

Ointment for genital warts is prescribed via online consultation

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What are genital warts?

Genital warts are a sexually transmitted infection caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV, mainly types 6 and 11), appearing as wart-like growths around the genitals and anus. They often appear several weeks to months after infection and may be asymptomatic, but if left untreated, their number can increase. At Mona Aoyama Clinic, we prescribe ointment through online medical consultations and deliver it to your home (private medical care).

Comparison of Treatments

Treatment Method Features
Imiquimod cream (topical, generic name) Apply 3 times a week before bed, wash off in the morning (5-16 weeks) Can be treated at home. Utilizes the immune system's response to the virus. Recurrence is considered relatively low.
Cryotherapy, electrocautery, laser Physical removal at the clinic (in-person) Faster results. May require multiple clinic visits.

The doctor will suggest the most suitable method depending on the number, size, and location of the lesions. The effectiveness and side effects vary from person to person.

Precautions for Ointment Treatment

  • This treatment is private medical care (self-pay). Health insurance does not apply.
  • Redness and erosion may occur in the applied area. If symptoms are severe, discontinue use and consult a medical institution.
  • Be careful not to get it on areas other than the affected area, and wash it off thoroughly in the morning.
  • Refrain from sexual intercourse during treatment or use condoms.
  • If you are pregnant or may be pregnant, please inform us before use.

We recommend in-person consultation in the following cases:

In the following cases, an in-person examination may be necessary.

  • Lesions are large, numerous, or widespread.
  • Lesions are suspected inside the vagina or on the cervix.
  • Lesions are present in the urethral opening or inside the anus.
  • Bleeding or ulcers are observed.
  • It is difficult to determine if it is genital warts.
  • External medicine does not improve the condition.

If any of these apply to you, please consult a nearby medical institution.

Recurrence prevention and partners

Even after warts disappear with treatment, genital warts can recur. It is important to monitor the affected area for a while after treatment and consult a doctor promptly if warts reappear. Domestic guidelines recommend follow-up for three months after treatment.

Also, using condoms and other measures are important for preventing infection. The HPV vaccine is also effective in preventing infection from some HPV types that cause genital warts. 

Ointment for genital warts is prescribed via online consultation

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q Can genital warts recur?
A

Yes. Even after the wart has disappeared due to treatment, it may recur. Please continue to monitor the condition of the affected area for some time after treatment, and if the wart reappears, consult a doctor as soon as possible.

Q Can it be treated with topical medications alone? How long is the treatment period?
A

Although it depends on the size, number, and location of the lesions, topical medications may be effective. Imiquimod is generally used three times a week, and treatment may take several weeks or longer. Please use as directed by your doctor.

Q Is it normal for redness or erosion to occur in the applied area?
A

Use of imiquimod may cause redness, erosion, pain, etc. If symptoms are severe, discontinue use and consult a medical institution.

Q Can it be transmitted to partners?
A

It can be transmitted to your partner through sexual contact. If your partner also has symptoms such as warts, please consider consulting a medical institution. It is also important to use condoms to prevent infection.

Q Can I receive treatment while pregnant? Do I need to come to the clinic for visits?
A

When pregnant, careful judgment is required regarding treatment methods. If you are pregnant or suspect you might be, please be sure to inform us during your consultation. Additionally, if you have large or numerous lesions, an unclear diagnosis, or any other condition requiring an in-person examination or procedure, please visit a nearby medical institution.

Q Are warts on the glans penis or other areas genital warts?
A

While there is a possibility of genital warts, it could also be non-infectious growths such as pearly penile papules or Fordyce spots. As it is difficult to determine from appearance alone, please consult a medical institution if you are unsure.

Q What causes genital warts?
A

It is considered an infection caused by Human Papillomavirus (HPV). There are many types of HPV, and it is believed to be transmitted through sexual contact.

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