Can cervical warts be cured?

With the increase of unclean sex life, the number of people infected with cervical warts is increasing, which has caused great harm to people's health. At present, many patients often relapse after a period of treatment, which makes people ask: Can cervical warts be cured? Experts say that although cervical warts are difficult to treat, they can still be cured. Let's take a look at the common treatment methods.

Can cervical warts be cured?

Experts say that cervical warts can be cured as long as the patient receives professional treatment in time. Common traditional treatments include the following.

1. Laser treatment: Laser treatment is more suitable for the treatment of superficial cervical warts around the vulva and anus. The characteristic of laser treatment is that it is effective quickly and the warts can fall off at the time of treatment. However, because the laser beam is too concentrated, laser treatment is only suitable for small warts. If the warts are too large, it is easy to relapse after laser treatment.

2. Microwave treatment: Microwave treatment of cervical warts is a method of treating cervical warts that has only emerged since the 1990s. Microwave treatment relies on the high-frequency vibration of microwaves to evaporate the water inside the warts, causing the warts to necrotize and fall off to achieve the purpose of treatment. However, since the wound surface recovers slowly after microwave treatment, it is easy to cause secondary infection. Therefore, microwave treatment is more suitable for treating large, isolated, and scattered cervical warts.

3. Cryotherapy: Cryotherapy uses liquid nitrogen or dry ice to freeze the wart tissue (i.e. the local skin damage) to achieve the purpose of treatment. Cryotherapy of cervical warts can freeze the inside of the cervical warts, forming a high degree of edema in the local tissue, thereby destroying the wart. The biggest feature of cryotherapy is that it leaves no local marks, and the cure rate is about 70%.

4. Electrocautery: This is an older treatment for cervical warts, which was often used to burn common warts, moles and other skin growths in the past. Electrocautery is simple to operate and effective, and can be used for any type of cervical warts. However, electrocautery has high technical requirements, and it is harmful whether it is too much or too little.

The above is an introduction to the treatment of cervical warts. I believe that after understanding this, everyone will have a general understanding of the difficulty of treating cervical warts. Experts kindly remind that although good treatment methods are the prerequisite for ensuring the effectiveness of disease treatment, patients themselves must also actively cooperate with the nursing work during treatment. In addition, in life, try to avoid unclean sexual life and keep yourself clean.