How is acuteness wet wart treated

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In daily life, condyloma acuminatum is a common infectious disease. Now many male friends are deeply troubled by condyloma acuminatum, especially young men with active sexual life. If we know enough about condyloma acuminatum, we can reduce the harm caused by condyloma acuminatum. Let's talk about how to treat condyloma acuminatum.

How is acuteness wet wart treated

Method 1: at present, there are mainly western medicine treatment, traditional Chinese medicine treatment, western medicine laser, cryosurgery and other surgical treatment relatively effective, but it is difficult to start from the virus treatment, not the root cause. I can use ganciclovir and interferon for a period of time after local treatment.

Method 2: condyloma acuminatum treatment is divided into two steps: 1. Remove wart 2. Prevent recurrence. It's easy to remove the wart. Surgery and other physical therapy can remove the wart on the surface, and the most important thing is to prevent recurrence. There are auxiliary antiviral or immune enhancing western medicine on the market, but long-term use has certain side effects.

Method 3: the treatment of anal condyloma acuminatum includes local drug treatment, cryotherapy, laser treatment and electrocautery treatment. Patients should find the appropriate treatment under the guidance of doctors. At the same time, we should develop good health habits.

matters needing attention

First of all, to eliminate the fear of patients with condyloma acuminatum. At present, some of the incorrect publicity of sexually transmitted diseases, so that many patients with condyloma acuminatum fear, worry, mental overload, fear can not be cured, cancer and other adverse consequences. This kind of psychological dysfunction can disturb the body's normal immune function, reduce the body's immune function and antiviral ability, and is easy to virus reproduction, and often becomes the cause of condyloma acuminatum recurrence and difficult treatment. Therefore, to patiently explain to patients, so that patients have in-depth understanding of their condition, in order to facilitate treatment.