Can I use Compund W for my genital warts?
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Yes! As you are applying the medicine, light a match and blow it out, touch each wart with the match, making sure you hear a sizzling sound. After you have burned each one. Go sit on a block of ice for about 16 hours. It may take a couple of times, but it should do the trick. Good luck.
BTW I know your full of crap.
OMG...that would be something to film for youtube...Good one
What are genital warts?
Lmao, wouldn't suggest it.
It's worth a try
first of all compound w is made for plantor warts, second, genital warts are a STD, and need a Dr to help treat. Third, there is no cure for genital warts and even if you have no symptoms, you can still spread it to your partner. Be responsible, and see a Dr., than make sure you inform your partner, and use protection whenever you have sex.
you might get better results with a blow torch, or even a cattle prod.
Sure...do you need some help applying it?
I heard you should sit in boiling water for atleast 2 hours too. It really is the best way!
I don't think so.
You can. It just won't work.
I pondered this before. It is not suggested by Compound W to use as treatment for genital warts.
I think it will do you more bad than good. There are topical prescription treatments such as Aldara.
I used this but it actually made my warts multiply and become bigger.
The best way is to have them surgically removed by your doctor.
I have had them removed twice and hope that two times does it because I cannot afford another surgery! Best of luck---dont use Compound W
don't do that. (that's a little gross babe!)
LMAO.That would HURT so bad...lol, you might as well put rubbing alcohol on them...lol
Go to the doctor to have them treated..
No, they are a different type of wart and if you use the compound w you may cause it to leak onto other parts of your skin or going into your vaginal area and creating a problem by changing your pH balance of your vagina as well as creating hell for you from the pain of the burning from the medication. Don't do it get treated with Valtrex or some other prescription medication go to Planned Parenthood if you cannot go to a doctor to get help.
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