What to expect after laser surgery for genital warts

Laser surgery is one of the most common and important treatments for genital warts. It is to burn or cut off the warts via the laser. The advantages of laser treatments for genital warts are
Fast. The warts can be removed within several seconds or minutes.
Accurate. It accurately remove the warts.
Not harming normal skin. It rarely harm other area, only removing the warts.
Less bleeding. There is less bleeding during laser surgery.
Suitable for different sizes of warts.
What to expect after laser surgery for genital warts
Theoretically it is 100% successful rate but clinically it is not. It is reported that the successful rate of first laser surgery is 31-94%. Repeat surgery rate is 82-94%. Recurrence rate is up to 6-49%.
The adverse effects of laser surgery

• Pain, swelling, or itching
• Discharge from the vagina or penis
• Sores in the area treated
• Tissue that sticks together
• Shedding of dead tissue
• Scarring
• Urination that occurs in a wide, spraying stream, for treatment done in the urethra. Scarring of the penis is a possible side effect that can result in problems with urination or erection.

The benefits and effectiveness of each type of treatment need to be compared with the side effects and cost.
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