Post Date November, 17 2024
Genital wart is a common venereal disease, mainly caused by papillovirus infection, so how to treat it? Can it be completely cured?
How to treat Genital wart Genital wart? Can Genital wart be cured?
Genital wart mostly occurs in the male prepuce frenulum Corona of glans penis, prepuce, urethra, scrotum, perianal and other parts. Generally speaking, the incubation period is within a few months, and Genital wart is very harmful. Early treatment of Genital wart can control the development of the disease. However, many factors will still lead to recurrent attacks of Genital wart, which will gradually aggravate the disease and cannot be cured.
How to treat Genital wart? Physical therapy is generally the best way to treat Genital wart:
Cryotherapy: It mainly uses liquid nitrogen or carbon dioxide to freeze skin lesions, leading to local edema, necrosis, and skin damage, achieving the purpose of treatment.
Electric cauterization: electric cauterization is also a method to treat Genital wart. In the past, dermatologists often used high-frequency knives or soldering irons to burn common warts, pigmented nevi and other skin Neoplasm. Its characteristic is simple operation and fast effectiveness. The high-frequency knife can directly remove and dry warts, and the treatment is thorough.
Laser treatment: laser treatment is also the treatment method for Genital wart. Laser treatment is characterized by quick effect, and the wart will fall off during treatment.
Microwave treatment: microwave treatment is the treatment of Genital wart. The principle of microwave therapy is to use the high-frequency vibration of microwave to evaporate the water inside the wart, causing necrosis and detachment.
Can Genital wart be cured? In order to cure Genital wart, in addition to using effective Genital wart treatment, it is also necessary to pay attention to other sexually transmitted diseases of patients diagnosed with Genital wart, and check the sexually transmitted diseases of patients with Genital wart, especially syphilis, gonorrhea, non gonococcal urethritis, Genital herpes, soft camp, AIDS and other sexually transmitted diseases, such as related diseases should be treated if found.
Check whether Genital wart patients have other local infections. Genital wart patients may have some local infections, such as fungal infection, trichomonas infection, bacterial infection, etc., especially women should check whether there is fungal Vaginitis, Trichomoniasis or bacterial vaginal disease, and take corresponding treatment.
