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Already have warts, will gardasil help me?

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PostPosted: 06/02/08 - 23:35    Post subject: Vote now! Reply with quote
Hello to all. I have heard that gardasil is excellent way to prevent genital warts. However, I already have warts, so I wonder whether gardasil will help me. I would really want to know this. It would be great if someone could answer me this. Thank you in advance. Bye, guys!
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PostPosted: 06/07/08 - 18:08    Post subject: Vote now! Reply with quote
Hello to you too. Gardasil is a vaccine. Each vaccine has a role to prevent certain disease from appearing. It cannot help you much in recovering from genital warts. On the other hand, since preventing HPV infection, it prevents from uterine cervix cancer. I suggest you to talk to your gynecologist. He will answer your question. I am sorry I don’t know many details. I hope everything will be all right. Bye!
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