Does Valtrex work for HPV?

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First of all I am not a DOCTOR ... OK

Valtrex will not help for what you have is more serious

An Overview of Valtrex Uses
Valtrex (valacyclovir hydrochloride) treats several conditions related to infections with the herpes virus.

These Valtrex uses include:

Treating shingles (herpes zoster)
Treating cold sores
Treating genital herpes
Treating chickenpox
Preventing recurrent genital herpes outbreaks
Decreasing the spread of herpes to sexual partners.

ALL THE INFORMATION LISTED BELOW IS AN OVERVIEW AND RESEARCH DONE TO HELP YOU.

CONTACT A SPECIALIST ASAP!

How is HPV treated for women?

External genital warts

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There is no cure or treatment that can eradicate HPV infection, so the only currently possible treatment is to remove the lesions caused by the virus. Unfortunately, even removal of the warts does not necessarily prevent the spread of the virus, and genital warts frequently recur. None of the available treatment options is ideal or clearly superior to others.

A treatment that can be administered by the patient is a 0.5% solution or gel of podofilox (Condylox). The medication is applied to the warts twice per day for 3 days followed by 4 days without treatment. Treatment should be continued up to 3-4 weeks or until the lesions are gone. Podofilox may also be applied every other day for a total of three weeks. Alternatively, a 5% cream of imiquimod (Aldara, a substance that stimulates the body's production of cytokines, chemicals that direct and strengthen the immune response) is likewise applied by the patient three times a week at bedtime, and then washed off with mild soap and water 6-10 hours later. The applications are repeated for up to 16 weeks or until the lesions are gone.

Only an experienced physician can perform some of the treatments for genital warts. These include, for example, placing a small amount of a 10-25% solution of podophyllin resin on the lesions, and then, after a period of hours, washing off the podophyllin. The treatments are repeated weekly until the genital warts are gone. An 80-90% solution of trichloroacetic acid (TCA) or bichloracetic acid (BCA) can also be applied weekly by a physician to the lesions. Injection of 5-flurouracil epinephrine gel into the lesions has also been shown to be effective in treating genital warts.

Treatments for HPV for men

There is no treatment for asymptomatic HPV infection. Instead, doctors treat the health problems that are caused by the HPV virus.

When genital warts appear, a variety of treatments can be used. The patient can apply prescription creams at home. Or a doctor can surgically remove or freeze off the warts.

Early treatment of warts is discouraged by some doctors because genital warts can go away on their own. It can also take time for all warts to appear. So a person who treats warts as soon as they appear may need another treatment later on.

Anal cancer can be treated with radiation, chemotherapy, and surgery. The specific treatments depend on the stage of cancer - how big the tumor is and how far the cancer has spread

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Good luck... from a caring individual.