Laser treatment for plantar warts

The soles of the feet are the most prone part of the human body to plantar warts, a skin disease. As we all know, plantar warts are actually a skin disease caused by papillomavirus. Therefore, if plantar warts are not treated in time, they may spread to other parts of the human body. However, many people have found that the recurrence rate of plantar warts treated with ointment alone is relatively high, so what is the recurrence rate of plantar warts treated with laser?

Plantar warts are a common skin disease caused by a viral infection, which is caused by a type of human papillomavirus, HPV. The infected part is the sole of the foot, so we named it plantar warts. As for the treatment of plantar warts, because it is caused by a viral infection, it is easy to recur. If the patient has plantar warts on the soles of the feet, we must actively treat it, otherwise it will continue to spread, and the more it spreads, the more it spreads. The main treatment is through the application of some topical medicines, such as 30% glacial acetic acid, which is very effective. There are also some, such as interferon cream, because it is antiviral. In addition, for some individuals, we can use laser to directly eliminate it to eliminate future troubles.

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Current treatments include systemic therapy, local medication, physical therapy, and acupuncture. Patients should go to a regular hospital for diagnosis and treatment.

1. Systemic treatment

(1) The treatment principles of traditional Chinese medicine are to nourish blood and calm the liver, activate blood circulation and dredge collaterals, harmonize qi and blood, activate blood circulation and detoxify, and soften hard masses. 1) External treatment

① Apply Qianjin Powder topically;

② Soak the black plum pulp in salt water for a day and night, mash it into a paste, and apply a small amount to the affected area each time;

③ Boil horsetail, cyperus rotundus, isatis root, ebony, clematis, and isatis indigotica in water and soak the affected area. Take one dose daily. The residue can be decocted again. Soak 2 to 3 times for each dose, each time for 30 minutes.

2) Apply to the wart and seal it with adhesive tape.

Recommendation: Plantar warts are caused by human viral infection and traumatic treatments are not recommended.

(2) Interferon.

(3) Therapeutic vaccines

2. Local drug treatment: Most warts will disappear on their own within 1 to 2 years after onset. Therefore, the evaluation of the efficacy of various local treatments for warts should be particularly cautious, and some treatments that can cause permanent scars should not be used.

3. Physical therapy such as cryotherapy, electrocautery, laser therapy, and infrared coagulation therapy are suitable for a small number of plantar warts.

4. Acupuncture and fire needle treatment of plantar warts is simple and easy, has a quick effect, and has a certain therapeutic effect.

Prognosis Plantar warts are self-limited and may resolve on their own.