How to cure cervical warts

Cervical warts are a relatively common type of transmitted disease. In addition to conventional treatments, patients can also perform some auxiliary treatments for cervical warts in daily life. The following is a detailed introduction on how to cure cervical warts, hoping it will be helpful to everyone.

1. Crystal paste, lime water, and glutinous rice in appropriate amounts. Soak the glutinous rice in lime water for 24-36 hours, mash the glutinous rice into a paste for later use. Apply the paste directly to the wart once a day until the wart falls off. During this process, pay attention to protecting the surrounding normal skin.

2. Brucea brucea preparations. Brucea brucea alone or in combination is often used to make oils, pastes, and ointments that are directly applied to warts to cause them to wither and fall off. It is somewhat irritating, so be careful about the dosage and method of use of Brucea brucea.

3. Under local anesthesia, use a fire needle to pierce the wart from the top to the base of the wart. Depending on the size of the wart, 1 to 3 times for each wart until it falls off.

4. For external washing of condylomatae, take 30g Polygonum cuspidatum, 30g Gentiana scabra, 30g Rhubarb, 20g Red Peony Root, 30g Pomegranate Peel, 20g Alum, 30g Curcuma Atractylodes, 30g Lithospermum officinale. Boil in water into 2000ml and scrub the warts with slightly wet solution for 15-20 minutes, twice a day.

5. After local anesthesia by moxibustion, place the moxa cone on the wart, light it and let it burn out. Depending on the size of the wart, use 1 to 3 cones each time, once a day, until the wart falls off.

In fact, whether it is traditional Chinese medicine or Western medicine, as long as it can cure cervical warts, it is a good method. As for how to choose a treatment method that suits you, it depends on the patient's own situation and the actual situation. Finally, I hope the above introduction can help everyone!