What are the good preventive measures for cervical warts?

Cervical warts are a gynecological disease that harms women's health. Do you know what good preventive measures are there for cervical warts? Cervical warts must be prevented. Only by doing a good job of preventing cervical warts can the occurrence of this disease be avoided and controlled. The following is an analysis of the prevention methods of cervical warts made by experts. Let's read it in detail.

1. Necessary psychological care: The psychological changes of patients with cervical warts are very complicated. Medical staff should respect their personality and privacy. Cervical warts are sexually transmitted diseases. Both sexes may develop the disease. Individual conversations should be conducted to deepen communication and conduct timely counseling and consolation. First of all, patients should be made to face the reality and informed that the disease can be cured as long as it is not infected again, so as to build confidence and actively cooperate with the treatment. At the same time, the spouse should be advised to undergo examination and corresponding treatment. In recent years, the number of cases of pseudo-herpes simplex has increased year by year. In clinical and pathological terms, it is very easy to misdiagnose it as genital warts. Therefore, attention should be paid to differential diagnosis.

2. Conduct health education on sexual knowledge: According to the survey of 264 patients in this group, nearly 90% of them were not aware of this disease. Therefore, we conducted sexual knowledge education for all patients and their spouses one by one. The content of the education included the cause of cervical condyloma, the route of transmission, the necessity of treatment and prevention, and explained that this disease is closely related to genital cancer. At the same time, we emphasized the transmission route of sexually transmitted diseases, as well as the pain and harm caused by sexually transmitted diseases caused by sexual behavior. This enabled patients to have a complete understanding of sexually transmitted diseases and avoid future infection, thus playing a positive role in the prevention and treatment of sexually transmitted diseases.

3. Thorough treatment and close observation and care: The infection of cervical warts is multifocal and multi-central, so during treatment, the genitals should be carefully checked for the site of onset and the lesions should not be missed. The drug prasafilin inhibits the mitosis of infected cells, thus causing necrosis and shedding of genital wart tissue. The drug is highly toxic and corrosive, so attention should be paid to protecting the healthy tissues around the lesions when using it. Interferon has antiviral and immune-enhancing effects. Local and systemic interferon treatment can improve the efficacy and help prevent recurrence. Reexamine after treatment, carefully observe local reactions and recurrences, and treat new lesions immediately. Reexamine 10 times a month to 10 times a year in the future to achieve complete cure.

4. Strictly implement the disinfection and isolation system to prevent cross infection: In addition to being transmitted through sexual contact, cervical warts can also be caused by external polluted environments, clothing, utensils, etc. Therefore, after treatment, patients should change into clean cotton underwear. Instruct patients to boil and disinfect their belongings, clothes, and bath towels after returning home, pay attention to isolation from family members, and prohibit sexual intercourse during treatment.