Postoperative treatment of condyloma acuminatum
summary
The lesions of condyloma acuminatum are mostly located in the frenulum of tongue and its vicinity. The skin rash is papillary cauliflower like, chicken coronal or cobblestone like appearance. The size boundary of mung bean to broad bean is clear, and the number varies from 1 to 10. The color of the skin rash is light red or bright red. It is easy to bleed when touched. Under the microscope, the epidermis is is diffuse keratosis imperfecta and papilloma like hyperplasia, with obvious hypertrophy of spinous cells, vacuolar cells and shallow dermis Telangiectasia and chronic inflammatory cell infiltration, then in the following we take a look at the treatment of condyloma acuminatum after surgery?
Postoperative treatment of condyloma acuminatum
First of all: ointment treatment of condyloma acuminatum this disease is not much effect, 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, death, 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.
Finally: the laser treatment of condyloma acuminatum is also a common treatment method, which is characterized by rapid effect, and the wart body can fall off in the process of treatment. Generally, the commonly used method of laser treatment of condyloma acuminatum is carbon dioxide laser cauterization of the wart body.
matters needing attention
For condyloma acuminatum, spicy food, greasy food and strong irritant food should be less touched for these patients, because these foods are easy to stimulate the skin lesions of patients, which is not conducive to treatment.