Objectives: Estimating and comparing the effects of Shallomin and Podophyllin solution 25% in treatment of genital HPV warts in women Design:International Setting and conduct: 60 women with major inclusion and exclusion criteria that include: being older than 15 years with genital human papilloma virus warts on the vulva with lesions less than 2 cm where be enrolled in this study. After getting a written consent, patient randomly divides into two groups. At baseline, information about the patient, and physical exam findings, such as the place and the number of the lesion will be collected Intervention: in the first group, Shalomin will be used for treatment, using an applicator to apply it on the lesion. In the second group, Podophyllin solution 25% is applied with an applicator on the lesion.Before using the drug the surrounding of the lesion is coated with zinc oxide cream. Patients were advised to wash the place after 4 hours.Patients are treated on a weekly basis until full recovery from lesion for 6 weeks and at every appointment, the number of lesions and possible side effects are recorded main outcome measures (variables): The primary outcome is the improvement of genital warts including full removal of lesion and partial recovery of lesion, which is more than 75%, respectively.If the recovery is less than 75% during the treatment period of 6 weeks, no improvement or treatment failure will be considered.The secondary outcome is side effects leading to complications including pain, irritation, and ulcer.