How to cure cervical warts

There are many ways to treat cervical warts, mainly to cater to the different conditions of patients, mainly referring to the different sites of disease, and different physical conditions. The choice of treatment method mainly depends on two aspects, one is professional clinical examination items, and the other is based on the patient's age and gender. The following is an introduction to the treatment of cervical warts:

The first treatment method is what we often call surgical treatment. After the patient goes to the hospital for examination, once it is confirmed that it is cervical warts, doctors usually do not advocate surgical treatment. This is because cervical warts will easily recur after surgical treatment, which also makes the treatment fail. However, if the warts are large with pedicles, surgical removal can be considered. Some patients have cervical warts that grow rapidly or are as big as cauliflower, which is very difficult to treat. Surgical treatment can be considered.

The second treatment method is laser treatment of cervical warts, which is also the most common treatment method. Lasers are used in medicine to treat skin and sexually transmitted diseases, and are also the most commonly used to treat cervical warts. The characteristic of laser treatment is that it works quickly, and the warts can fall off at the time of treatment. Carbon dioxide laser is commonly used to burn the warts, and generally the warts can fall off in one treatment.

The third treatment method: This method is also the most common one, which is cryotherapy. This treatment of cervical warts is very effective. In daily life, cryotherapy is a commonly used treatment method in dermatology. It mainly treats skin lesions by freezing them with carbon dioxide dry ice, causing local edema and necrosis of skin lesions to achieve the purpose of treatment.

Of course, there are certain standards for the selection of treatment methods. For example, if it is in the early stage, topical medication is often used for treatment. If the disease has been on for a long time and drug treatment is no longer effective, physical therapy should be chosen. In order to reduce the recurrence rate, some related treatment measures are necessary.