Thanks AJ. I will be very careful with future treatments.
I haven't used it personally. I've worked in the field for a long time.
If they come back, aldara might be an option, but it can be just as irritating as condylox. Freezing is a good option, since you seem to have had a reaction to the condylox. If you have an std clinic near you, they can freeze them too.
AJ
Yea, I think that I got a bad reaction or an infection from all the open skin. I read online that if you experience a bad odor, extreme burning or blistering to call your doctor. At any rate, it's all settling down now.
So I take it that you have used condylox before? I am going to try getting them freezed off - if they come back.
How about aldera?
Hi there -
Right now, I would go with the condylox. You just might be having a reaction to it, or you have applied too much.
It doesn't sound like you applied to much though. Most of the time, you are supposed to apply it two times daily for 3 days, then stop for 4 days, etc. If you did it more that that, or applied it to skin that didn't have a wart on it, then you might have used it too much.
I don't know if you have herpes. For one, herpes and genital warts don't look anything alike, so your doctor should be able to tell the difference between them. Herpes can appear in many variations, but none of them will look like a wart.
Did your doctor culture the sore that she thought might be herpes? She should have, if you had it for less than 48 hours when you saw her.
This doesn't apply so much here, but if you have a herpes sore on your penis, you are already infected anally. A genital herpes infection, regardless if its type 1 or 2, infects the entire anogenital area, so you can't spread it from your penis to your genitals. Herpes infects nerve groups, and the nerve group that genital herpes infects is from your waist down. You are only infectious from the anogenital area, and most likely would only get outbreaks in that area, but its possible to get them anywhere from the waist down.
Aj