Treatment time of condyloma acuminatum

Update Date: 2022-08-16 Source: Network

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Clinical studies have found that male condyloma acuminatum occurs in the prepuce frenum, penis, scrotum, coronal groove, prepuce, urethra and anus around, often confused with hemorrhoids, resulting in misdiagnosis, bring great pain to patients, many people can't cure for a long time, not because it can't be cured, but don't understand, the following is to introduce the treatment time of condyloma acuminatum.

Treatment time of condyloma acuminatum

First of all: condyloma acuminatum how long to treat, according to the patient's condition and treatment methods to decide, cryotherapy is one of the methods of treatment of condyloma acuminatum, cryotherapy of condyloma acuminatum is mainly through liquid nitrogen or carbon dioxide dry ice, frozen skin lesions, so that the skin damage local edema, necrosis, to achieve the role of treatment of condyloma acuminatum.

Secondly: the side effects of drug treatment of condyloma acuminatum are great. Chemical cauterizer can cause pain, redness, local ulceration in the treatment process, cause local tissue proliferation or shedding, and easily leave scars. Western medicine has quick effect, quick recurrence, and large side effects. Repeated use is easy to produce drug resistance.

Third: the commonly used therapies for condyloma include drug therapy, laser therapy, electric cauterization, cryotherapy, surgical treatment, etc., but these treatments are only temporarily controlled, which can neither remove the deep virus in the body mucosa, nor solve the clinical infection and residual virus after treatment, so the recurrence rate is very high.

matters needing attention

Some patients after the recovery of the disease think that they can rest peacefully, and they have no control over their diet. They will not refuse barbecue and fried food. They do not know that these foods contain a lot of fat, and the roasted meat contains carcinogens, which may stimulate the condyloma acuminatum virus in patients, leading to the recurrence of the disease.