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Randomized Controlled Trial
. 2010 Jul-Sep;3(3):286-8.

Complementary treatment with oral pidotimod plus vitamin C after laser vaporization for female genital warts: a prospective study

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Randomized Controlled Trial

Complementary treatment with oral pidotimod plus vitamin C after laser vaporization for female genital warts: a prospective study

S Zervoudis et al. J Med Life. 2010 Jul-Sep.

Abstract

This is a prospective study to assess a complementary treatment for genital warts after laser vaporization. 62 patients were enrolled in two randomized groups: Al: laser vaporization alone. A2: laser vaporization, followed with Pidotimod plus vitamin C for 2 1/2 months. The latter treatment shortened the time of warts remission and marginally decreased the rate of the warts' recurrence: 81% versus 67% (N.S.). Despite the non-significant difference, this complementary treatment seems to have some efficiency.

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