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Herpes and wart immunotherapy in Kepong

For people whose genital warts or herpes keep coming back despite standard treatment, the problem is usually immune control rather than the treatment itself. This is a longer, supervised programme aimed at that.

  • 4-6 monthsa full course
  • Every visitreviewed by a doctor
  • Alongsidestandard treatment, not instead of it
  • RepeatHIV testing across the year

This is for a small group, and probably not the first thing to try

Most genital warts and herpes outbreaks are managed with topical treatment, ablation or antivirals, and for most people that is enough. This programme is for where it is not.

  • Genital warts that recur repeatedly after removal
  • Frequent herpes outbreaks that suppressive antivirals have not brought under control
  • Ongoing exposure risk alongside recurrent infection
  • Recurrence in the context of a run-down or suppressed immune system

If you have not yet tried standard treatment, that is the conversation to have first, and it is a shorter and cheaper one.

What an immunotherapy course involves

  1. Assessment and baseline screening

    Before anything starts. The programme runs alongside ongoing exposure risk, so it begins with a health screen rather than with treatment.

  2. Intravenous immune therapy

    A course over four to six months, aimed at immune control rather than at the lesion in front of you.

  3. Repeat HIV rapid testing

    Across the year, using the 4th-generation rapid test. Recurrent infection alongside ongoing exposure is exactly the situation where this matters.

  4. Review at each visit

    With standard antiviral or wart treatment continuing as needed. This runs alongside the usual care rather than replacing it.

What it aims at, and what it will not do

Worth reading before you commit four to six months to it.

The aim

  • Fewer recurrences
  • Milder ones when they do come
  • Immune control, where that is what has been failing
  • Regular medical review across the course rather than a prescription and silence

What it does not replace

  • Eradicating HPV or HSV; nothing currently does
  • Standard treatment for an active outbreak
  • Screening for other infections
  • HPV vaccination, which is worth discussing at the same consultation

What else the clinic does about this

This stays between you and your doctor

Your consultation
Private and non-judgmental, whatever your gender, orientation or relationship status.
Your records
Encrypted in the clinic's own system, and only you can authorise access to them. Clinic staff cannot retrieve your results without your explicit consent.
Your name
You do not have to give one to be seen. Patients who would rather test anonymously can do so.
Your doctor
Every doctor here is named on this site with their training, and one of them is a Family Medicine Specialist on the National Specialist Register. Follow-up questions and repeat prescriptions go to the doctor who saw you, directly on WhatsApp rather than through a front desk.

Come in, or ask first

Walk in any time we are open (daily, 9:00am to 8:00pm), or send a message and ask whatever you need to ask before you do.

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Common questions

How long is a course?
Four to six months of therapy, with review at each visit.
Will this get rid of HPV or herpes permanently?
No. The goal is fewer, milder and less frequent recurrences. Neither virus can currently be cleared from the body.
Do I still need antivirals or wart treatment?
Yes, for active outbreaks. Immunotherapy runs alongside standard treatment rather than replacing it.
Should I have the HPV vaccine as well?
In most cases yes. Gardasil 9 protects against the HPV types not already acquired, and is worth discussing at the same consultation.

Ask before you commit, Kepong, any day until 8pm

48, Jalan Lang Kuning, 52100 Kepong Baru, Kuala Lumpur.

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