Podophyllin office therapy against condyloma should be abandoned

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Abstract

Podophyllin, a crude plant extract with low efficacy, high toxicity, and a serious mutagenicity profile does not comply with the WHO guidelines for plant derived treatments and should be removed from clinical treatment protocols. Home treatment with pharmaceutical products based on podophyllotoxin - the purified, standardised active antiwart ingredient of podophyllin - represents safe and effective first line therapy for patients with anogenital warts.

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Von Krogh, G., & Longstaff, E. (2001). Podophyllin office therapy against condyloma should be abandoned. Sexually Transmitted Infections, 77(6), 409–412. https://doi.org/10.1136/sti.77.6.409

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