How long does pseudo-warts caused by vaginitis take to resolve?

Pseudo-warts caused by vaginitis typically resolve within about one month. When pseudo-warts appear in the context of vaginitis, it is primarily due to progressive worsening of the vaginitis symptoms, leading to localized wart-like lesions; pruritus and pain may also occur. Prompt consultation with a gynecologist at a reputable hospital is essential. Under medical supervision, metronidazole vaginal suppositories can be used to alleviate symptoms, and oral metronidazole tablets may also be prescribed. With approximately one month of appropriate treatment, symptoms generally improve.