Vaginal warts treatment cost in Delhi

No, generally, the treatment for vaginal warts, either surgical or non-surgical, doesn’t cover by insurance. Insurance companies don’t compensate for such medical procedures. 

Usually, if the vaginal wart is smaller and detected early in the stage, then it can be cured by medication. These medication boost your immune system’s ability to fight vaginal warts. But if vaginal warts are diagnosed later, then laser or surgical treatment are the only options to cure them permanently.

The treatment journey for vaginal warts completely depends on the type of treatment you are taking. For medication, it may take around a few months for vaginal warts to disappear. While in surgical treatment, recovery is likely to take about 2-3 weeks.

In some rare cases, vaginal warts can disappear without treatment, but it can take about 2 years to disappear on their own without any treatment. You can treat vaginal warts faster with proper treatment. In medication, it may take a little longer, around 1 month. But laser treatment for vaginal warts recovery will likely take around 4 weeks. 

Yes, it is safe for pregnant women and doesn’t cause any major risks to the mother or baby. But we suggest to consult your doctor before undergoing laser treatment. In some cases, the doctor is likely to suggest other methods for removing vaginal warts, such as freezing, surgical removal of warts, or medication.

After the laser treatment, there are high chances of blisters and scabs. It may take around 10-30 days for complete healing. It depends on the immune response of your body to the procedure. Your gynaecologists are likely to suggest specific aftercare instructions, which you must follow at home.