How to treat recurrence of cervical warts

The chance of cervical condyloma acuminatum transmission is very high. It can be transmitted through the patient's excretions, saliva, blood, etc. Once it comes into contact with normal people, it will cause multiple small red bumps on the genitals, which are very itchy and painful. So, what are the treatments for cervical condyloma acuminatum?

The first treatment method is what we often call surgical treatment. Some patients have cervical condyloma acuminatum that grows rapidly or is as big as cauliflower, which is very difficult to treat. Surgery can be considered.

The second treatment method is laser treatment of cervical condyloma acuminatum, which is also the most common treatment method. Laser is used in medicine to treat skin and sexually transmitted diseases, and it is also the most commonly used treatment for cervical condyloma acuminatum. The characteristic of laser treatment is that it works quickly, and the warts can fall off at the time of treatment. Carbon dioxide laser is commonly used to burn the warts, and generally the warts can fall off in one treatment.

The third treatment method: This method is also the most common one, which is cryotherapy. This treatment of cervical condyloma acuminatum is very effective. In daily life, cryotherapy is a commonly used treatment method in dermatology. It mainly treats skin lesions by freezing them with carbon dioxide dry ice, causing local edema and necrosis of skin lesions to achieve the purpose of treatment.

The treatment methods for cervical condyloma acuminatum are listed above, and this treatment method can only be used as a temporary reference. Once the symptoms of cervical condyloma acuminatum occur in your body, it is best to go to a regular hospital for a detailed examination and then choose the treatment according to your actual condition.