How to treat condyloma acuminatum
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In daily life, condyloma acuminatum is a common sexually transmitted disease, for the common symptom is that there will be most of the prickly warts, the surface is usually more humid, the name of condyloma acuminatum comes from this, there are many clinical symptoms of the disease is very similar to the symptoms of condyloma acuminatum, in order to accurately carry out the treatment of condyloma acuminatum, we should understand the relevant information Sharp condyloma symptom knowledge, let's talk about how to treat condyloma acuminatum.
How to treat condyloma acuminatum
Drug 1: 0.5% podophyllotoxin tincture, namely 0.5% podophyllotoxin tincture, external use, twice a day, continuous use for 3 days, withdrawal for 4 days. One to three courses can be used. This method has a good curative effect on Condyloma Acuminatum in any part of human body, and it can also be used for condyloma acuminatum in male urethra and female vagina, with good effect.
Drug 2: antiviral drugs, 5% butylamine cream, or 0.25% iodoside ointment, twice a day, external application. Acyclovir, 200 mg, 5 times a day, or interferon α 2B with its ointment. Or interferon 3 million units were injected into the base of verruca twice a week for 2-3 weeks.
Drug 3: corrosives or disinfectants, commonly used 30% - 50% trichloroacetic acid or saturated, dichloroacetic acid, or 18% Peracetic acid. Use 10% salicylic acid glacial acetic acid or 40% formaldehyde, 2% liquefied phenol, 75% ethanol distilled water 100 ml mixed solution, apply to local, for glans, perianal condyloma, once a day or every other day, the effect is very good.
matters needing attention
The number of condyloma is less than a few, more than ten, dozens or even hundreds. Due to local humidity and constant chronic stimulation, it tends to grow rapidly. Because the site of the disease is mostly in the prepuce, urethra, labia, vagina, perianal and so on, these parts are prone to microbial infection, leading to ulcers, suppurations, bleeding, pain and swelling of the lesion.