GASTROINTESTINAL - Warts, Anogenital - External (human papilloma virus) General statement: Primary goal of treatment is removal of visible symptomatic warts.
Imiquimod Cream 5% (Aldara Cream^®) Pregnancy: B; Lactation: Unk Cream 5%: 250-mg single-use packets in box of 12 packets.	Adult: Apply with finger to the warts at bedtime three times per week. Gently rub in until cream is no longer visible. Leave on 6-10 hours, then gently wash area with soap and water. Continue until all warts have cleared or up to 16 weeks. Wash hands before and after application.	Important side effects: Itching and burning. Erythema is common. May take a rest period if needed to allow discomfort to subside.
Podofilox (Condylox^®) Pregnancy: C; Lactation: Unsafe Topical Solution 0.5%: 3.5 mL bottle. Indicated for external genital warts only, not for perianal or mucous membrane application.	Adults: Apply minimal amount to cover wart with cotton-tipped applicator Q12H for 3 days, then none for 4 days. Allow to air dry before contact with opposing skin or clothing. Wash hands before and after use. Repeat weekly until no warts are seen or up to 4 weeks.	Important side effects: Burning, pain, itching, inflammation, erosion, bleeding. Avoid contact with eye(s). If eye(s) contact occurs, flush with water immediately and seek medical evaluation.
Topical Gel 0.5%: 3.5-g tube.
Indicated for external genital and perianal warts, not for mucous membrane application.