Sexual Health
What should be paid attention to when treating genital warts? Four health tips for treating genital warts
Post Date November, 16 2024
Before and during the treatment of genital warts, doctors should have a comprehensive understanding of the patient's various aspects and require them to pay attention to the treatment of genital warts.
1. Eliminate the fear of patients with genital warts
At present, some incorrect promotion of sexually transmitted diseases has caused many patients with genital warts to be overly afraid, worried, and mentally burdened, worried about incurability, cancer, and other adverse consequences. This psychological dysfunction can disrupt the body's normal immune function, reduce the body's immune function and antiviral ability, facilitate virus reproduction, and often become the reason for the recurrence and difficult treatment of genital warts. Therefore, patiently explaining to patients can help them gain a deeper understanding of their condition and facilitate treatment.
2. Patients diagnosed with genital warts should be tested for other sexually transmitted diseases
Patients with condyloma acuminatum should be checked for sexually transmitted diseases, especially syphilis, gonorrhea, nongonococcal urethrogenitis, genital herpes, soft camp, AIDS and other sexually transmitted diseases. If relevant diseases are found, treatment should be given.
3. Check for other local infections in patients with genital warts
Patients with genital warts may be accompanied by certain local infections, such as fungal infections, trichomonas infections, bacterial infections, etc. Especially for women, it is necessary to check for fungal vaginitis, trichomonas vaginitis, or bacterial vaginosis and receive corresponding treatment.
4. Understand the sexual partners or spouses of patients with genital warts
To further understand whether the sexual partner or spouse of patients with genital warts is infected with genital warts, and conduct a comprehensive examination. If relevant diseases are found, they should be treated simultaneously.
