What method should be used to treat cervical warts?

In the treatment of cervical warts, Western medicine has a quick effect, but has certain side effects and a chance of recurrence; while Chinese medicine has a slow effect, but has no side effects, but can cure cervical warts, so many people prefer Chinese medicine to treat cervical warts. So what are the methods of Chinese medicine to treat cervical warts?

What are the methods of traditional Chinese medicine for treating cervical warts

1. Fire needle treatment

After local anesthesia, use a hot needle to pierce the cervical wart from the top to the bottom of the wart. Depending on the size of the wart, each wart can be pierced with a hot needle once to three times, eventually causing the wart to fall off.

2. Injection therapy

This treatment method is to inject the traditional Chinese medicine preparation Curcuma injection directly into the base of the wart, causing the wart to wither and eventually fall off.

3. External application treatment

First, take the Brucea javanica preparation, remove the shell of the single Brucea javanica and make it into oil, paste or ointment, then apply it gently on the warts, causing the warts to wither and fall off. This topical treatment is somewhat irritating, so when patients use the medicine, they must be careful to apply it only on the warts and protect the normal skin from harm.

4. External washing treatment

Just boil the medicine and water together into a liquid and then use it for external washing. It can be done once or twice a day, and each wash should take about twenty minutes. Generally, 30 grams each of Polygonum cuspidatum, dandelion, Prunella vulgaris, Rhubarb, Red Peony Root, Pomegranate Peel, Curcuma Atractylodes, Stemona Bupleurum, and Lithospermum officinale are used.