HPV Laser Surgery for Genital Warts: What are the Side Effects

A laser surgery can be used to destroy genital warts? What are the side effects?
Laser surgery is a medical procedure that uses laser light to remove diseased tissues or treat bleeding blood vessels. Laser surgery may be done in a doctor's office or clinic, a hospital, or an outpatient surgery centre. Local or general anesthetic may be used depending on the number of warts to be removed or the size of the area to be treated. Can laser treatment cure genital warts?

Usually, it will take about two to four weeks to recovery from the surgery, depending on the surgical methods and also the number of warts that were removed.
If the patient experiences bleeding that lasts longer than a week, a fever, severe pain, discharge that is yellow and smells bad, they need to contact a doctor immediately. In the case of discharge it could be the symptom of an infection that needs to be treated immediately.

Laser surgery may cause any of the following:
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.


Therefore, the natural way to treat the causes of the problem based on apparent symptoms is the best option for the treatment after laser surgery for genital warts fails. However, in order to eliminate the roots, the alternative remedies may be allowed to work their way without interruption to cure the symptoms while the virus is active. You must to try another treatment for your genital warts.