Can cervical warts be cured?

Cervical warts are not an incurable disease as some people think. It's just that its treatment process is relatively long, complicated and difficult to treat. However, with the advancement of modern science and technology and the improvement of medical standards, this disease can be completely cured. Here is an introduction for everyone:

Cervical warts are caused by a virus infection, which is mainly transmitted through sexual contact, but can also be transmitted through contaminated underwear, bathtubs, bath towels, bedpans, etc. In men, they are mainly found on the glans penis and the inner foreskin. In women, they are more likely to occur on the vulva. At the beginning, they are often light red or brown-red millet-sized raised rashes, which are pointed and soft in texture. They gradually increase in size and may become cauliflower-shaped. Long-term development may lead to cancer.

Treatments for cervical condylomatae can be done by electrocautery, laser, surgical excision, or external application of 5% fluorouracil ointment or Brucea javanica oil extract. There are also reports of applying 30% formalin solution to the surface of the warts once a day. After 3-4 applications, the warts turn white, harden, and finally form scabs and fall off. Cervical condylomatae in the vagina can be treated by inserting 60% Clean-Yin cotton wool once a night and removing it the next day. A course of treatment lasts for seven days and most of them can be cured. But be aware that you can only get married after one to three months of no recurrence after being cured to avoid infecting the other party.

To sum up, we know that cervical warts are completely curable. Don’t worry or have too much psychological pressure after suffering from cervical warts. As long as we face it positively, adjust our mentality, and go to the hospital for examination and treatment in time, we can recover soon.