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Wartek - Wartec (podophyllotoxin) is indicated for the topical treatment of all kinds of genital warts. Wartec is used on the skin to treat warts that are found in the external genital region (penis or vulva) or around the anus. It is used only for adult patients. Wartec contains podophyllotoxin, a plant extract that has antiwart properties. It works by destroying the skin of the wart. Wartek - Wartec overdose In cases of excessive use of Wartec resulting in severe local reaction, the treatment should be stopped, the area washed and symptomatic treatment introduced. Wartek - Wartec precautions Avoid sexual intercourse during treatment. The use of a condom is no guarantee that anogenital warts will not be transferred to another person. If a condom is to be used the cream should be washed off before use. The cream should not be washed off until at least one hour after application. Avoid contact of Wartec cream with your eyes. If you accidentally get Wartec in your eye, rinse the eye thoroughly with water and consult your doctor. Do not apply Wartec to healthy skin. If the cream spreads to healthy skin it should be washed off with soap and water. Do not apply Wartec to large areas with excessive amounts for prolonged periods. Do not give Wartec to anyone else, even if they have the same symptoms as yours. Podophyllotoxin should not be applied to open wounds or bleeding sites. Podophyllotoxin preparations contain alcohol and therefore may be flammable. Do not use near heat, open flame or while smoking. You should use Wartec for as long as your doctor tells you to. If you use Wartec for longer than your doctor tells you, the chance of side effects may increase. Generally a maximum of 4 treatment courses may be applied. If any warts remain after 4 treatment courses consult your doctor. If you are not sure of how long you need to use Wartec, talk to your doctor. Wartec is intended for topical (on the skin) use only. Do not take this medication by mouth. Do not use Wartec to treat genital warts inside the rectum, vagina, or penis. It should only be applied to genital warts on the outside (external) skin of the penis and vagina. Wartec is also used to treat genital warts on the skin between the rectum and the genitals. |
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