How to judge whether cervical warts are cured

Clinically, we believe that cervical warts are a skin disease and a chronic disease with a certain incubation period. It takes a long time to treat and requires our patience to nurse back to health. Although the disease is cured, if you do not pay attention to hygiene, you may relapse. In addition, you may be infected if you are not careful in public places. Cervical warts are a very troublesome disease, just like a cold. Even if you are in good health, you may catch a cold when the weather changes. So let us study how to cure it.

First of all, if you want to completely cure cervical warts, you need to pay a lot of attention. On the one hand, it is drug treatment, and on the other hand, we need to take good care of our own hygiene. If you live with your family, check if your family members are infected. If they are, they should be treated together. If you are cured, your family members may be infected again. You should go to the hospital for a check-up.

If it is completely cured, you still need to pay attention to hygiene, disinfect your underwear, and expose it to the sun to kill bacteria. Even if you don't feel comfortable, painful, or itchy anymore, you still need to go to the hospital for a check-up to see if it is completely cured. If necessary, you need to take medicine for a period of time to consolidate the condition.

After the cervical warts were completely cured, I no longer felt any discomfort. I felt as comfortable as before the disease. There was no pain, even when having sex. It was completely cured. Be careful not to have it happen again. Be sure to pay attention to hygiene, be more diligent, wash your underwear more often, and clean your body. Don't go to public places where your skin is directly exposed to clean things.

Cervical warts are highly contagious. Even if they are cured, there is no guarantee that they will not recur in the future. Therefore, you must pay attention to hygiene, wash your underwear separately from your family members' underwear, and expose them to the sun more often to kill bacteria.