11/17/2004 4:01:05 PM
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I had opposite affects with Aldara. I
think Aldara does wonders. It takes a
long time to go away, but it gets your
immune system to kick in and get rid of
them, making it less likely they will
come back. I am glad my doctor
prescribed Aldara.
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11/18/2004 12:40:35 PM
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ShortyGirl
Well I'm happy it worked for you but
I'm in a lot of pain because of it. If
it doesn't stop soon I'm going back to
my doctor because the swelling is so
bad that when I walk I want to cry it
hurts so much.
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11/20/2004 5:41:25 AM
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i know what you are going through. i
have hpv related cancer on my clitoris
and i had to put aldera on it for two
months, it sucked! if the pain is
really bad and you have open sores,
stop using it for a few days to allow
your skin to heal. when it feels
better, start using it again. some
people will cut down to only 2 nights
a week instead of 3 b/c of
irritation. call your dr if their is
any pus, it could be infected.
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11/21/2004 2:39:44 PM
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I've been using Aldara on and off for
about 2 years when I have an outbreak.
Usually it causes no problems for me,
but if it gets on your skin where you
don't have a wart... it can cause a
pretty painful reaction. so just be
careful
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11/22/2004 10:09:21 AM
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ShortyGirl
Yeah I had displasia bc of the hpv. I
go back in a few months to see if it
is gone. I only use the cream on
monday, wensday, and friday but I
still dread those days. I have to go
see my doctor soon because the wart is
bleeding on days that I dont apply the
aldera. It's nice to have people to
talk to about it. My family and
friends don't seem to understand how
frustrating it is for me.
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12/30/2004 9:22:01 PM
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I used aldera cream and my warts
decreased in size but it did cause
swelling and i used vaginal cream and
the swelling went down. hope this helps
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