How to care for cervical warts after surgery

In order to completely cure cervical warts, professional health care is very important. Many patients suffer from repeated attacks of the disease due to poor nursing, which makes the patients suffer. The key points of care for patients with cervical warts are to pay attention to personal hygiene, disinfection and sterilization, and to avoid sexual intercourse. Let's take a look at how to provide regular care and health care for cervical warts.

Nursing measures for cervical warts:

1. Underwear must be changed and washed frequently, and it is best to wash your hands with mild soap when washing. Do not use strong detergents or washing machines to avoid too many chemical residues, which can also transmit the virus to other clothes. This is an important part of cervical wart care.

2. In the care of cervical warts, clothes are also particular. Underwear is best made of cotton, so do not wear nylon or synthetic fiber materials to ensure ventilation of the affected area. Therefore, wear less jeans, especially those tight jeans, and women with cervical warts can wear skirts or pants.

3. In terms of living habits care, patients with cervical warts must pay attention to personal hygiene, especially keeping the genitals and their surroundings clean and dry.

4. During the treatment and care period, all sexual activities are prohibited, because sex is one of the main factors of cervical warts virus. Therefore, if you have sex, it may be possible to transmit cervical warts virus to the other party, and it will also aggravate the patient's own conditions. Therefore, this is also a nursing measure for cervical warts.

5. In terms of diet, the care of cervical warts should also be done well. The diet needs to be appropriately changed. Patients with cervical warts should eat less seafood, eat more foods with high protein content, and exercise at the same time.

6. Those with larger cervical warts should undergo surgery or laser treatment. After laser surgery, timely measures should be taken to prevent recurrence and completely eliminate the virus. Generally, external application of Chinese medicine is used to prevent recurrence.

7. Sun exposure and freezing Studies have shown that STD pathogens such as Treponema pallidum, gonococci, and papillomavirus are sensitive to heat and cold. For example, gonococci can only survive for 15 minutes at 48°C and only for 90 minutes under ultraviolet radiation. Therefore, objects that STD patients have come into contact with should be exposed to the sun for 2-3 hours. In winter, pollutants can be placed outdoors to freeze overnight, which can also achieve the purpose of disinfection.

8. The patient's clothes, such as used towels, bath towels, bowls and basins, can be sterilized by boiling. Soak them in soapy water and wash them before boiling. Boiling for 15 to 20 minutes can kill the pathogens of sexually transmitted diseases. Items contaminated by HIV need to be boiled for 20 minutes.

9. For toilets, doors, windows, tables and chairs that have been touched by people with sexually transmitted diseases and cannot be directly exposed to the sun or boiled, you can use wiping to disinfect them. Rinse with water before wiping, and then wipe with 5% bleach solution, Lysol solution or other disinfectants. Disinfectants should be prepared as needed, and expired products should not be used.

10. For utensils that can be soaked, soak them in 0.1-0.5% chlorine bleach solution, or 6% hydrogen peroxide and other disinfectants for 30 minutes to achieve the disinfection purpose.