What are the methods for treating human papillomavirus

Nowadays, technology is advanced and developing rapidly. To be honest, there are some diseases that I have never heard of. But just because you have never heard of them doesn’t mean you won’t be infected with some strange diseases. You can't avoid disease just because you are ignorant. How much do you know about human papillomavirus? Are there any patients with this disease around you? How to treat it? How much do you know about it and whether it is contagious?

1. Laser treatment: CO2 laser therapy is usually used to treat HPV by burning. This therapy is suitable for warts on female reproductive organs, male penis or perianal area. Single or a small number of multiple warts can be treated once, while multiple or large warts can be treated 2-3 times. The recurrence period is generally 20 days to 3 months.

2. Electrocautery treatment: Use high-frequency electric needle or electric knife to remove warts. The specific operation is to first perform local anesthesia and then electrocautery. This therapy is suitable for warts with a small number and small area. This method only eradicates the warts. This method of treating genital warts certainly cannot solve genital warts.

3. Cryotherapy: Using liquid nitrogen at a low temperature of -196℃, cryotherapy is used to treat genital warts, promoting the necrosis and shedding of wart tissue. This method is suitable for warts with a small number and small area, but it is more prone to recurrence.

Treatment of genital warts during pregnancy: Due to changes in hormone levels, low immune function, and gravity compression of the fetus, pregnant women may experience congestion, increased secretions, and moisture in the vulva, which are more suitable for HPV reproduction. Therefore, genital warts during pregnancy should be treated early, mostly with local physical therapy or external application of trichloroacetic acid, and the use of cytotoxic drugs should be avoided. Patients with larger genital warts should be advised to terminate the pregnancy to avoid fetal infection through the birth canal, and delivery should be by cesarean section.

Human papillomavirus is caused by lack of attention to hygiene and poor personal awareness in life. Therefore, if we want to avoid being infected, we must do a good job of daily care, pay special attention to personal hygiene, and don't be careless. Not all people are harmless, and some germs cannot be seen with the naked eye. Maintaining environmental and personal hygiene is particularly important. This is true for all diseases, which are transmitted by not paying attention to hygiene. You have to take care of yourself.