Is there any oral medicine for cervical warts?

There are some oral medications for the treatment of cervical warts, but it is not recommended to use oral medications alone to treat cervical warts. Oral medications are difficult to achieve the desired effect and the treatment is not ideal. Cervical warts are actually caused by the phv virus. This virus does not exist in the human blood. In most cases, it is on the surface or deep layer of the skin. Therefore, in this case, the use of oral medications has no way to achieve the purpose of clearing the cervical warts virus. Therefore, oral medications are not advisable to treat cervical warts.

If you insist on taking oral medication after having cervical warts, you can choose ganciclovir or aprovir, and you can also take some oral hormone drugs, such as interferon or interleukin. Oral medication for cervical warts is only an auxiliary treatment method. Don't expect to achieve the purpose of treatment through oral medication.

Some oral medications for treating cervical warts can cause great damage to the kidneys and liver. These medications must not be purchased and used privately. Doctors must be instructed when taking them. Of course, there are some Chinese medicines available for the treatment of cervical warts. These Chinese medicines often have the effect of clearing away heat and detoxifying, but their effects are very slow.

The treatment of cervical warts is more likely to be topical medications and some physical therapy, or surgery. Topical medications for the treatment of cervical warts can be podophyllotoxin tincture or imiquimod cream, but these topical medications usually have certain side effects, such as burning pain in the local skin, or causing redness, swelling and necrosis.

There are many physical therapies used to treat cervical warts, such as laser therapy, cryotherapy, or electrocautery. If the cervical warts are large, they may need to be removed surgically.