What should I pay attention to if I have cervical warts?

Cervical warts are a common skin disease. The occurrence of this disease is closely related to some factors in life. In many cases, people do not pay attention to the taboos in life, which leads to the occurrence of cervical warts. This disease is very harmful to the body. Therefore, for patients with cervical warts, everyone must understand the taboos in life and avoid these taboos leading to the occurrence of cervical warts. So, what are the taboos of cervical warts?

What are the taboos for cervical warts?

1. Examination for other sexually transmitted diseases: When treating cervical warts, it is necessary to conduct examinations for syphilis, gonorrhea, non-gonococcal urethrogenital tract inflammation, genital herpes, chancroid, AIDS and other sexually transmitted diseases. If such diseases are found, they should be treated first.

2. Check for other local infections: Patients with cervical warts may also have local infections such as fungi, Trichomonas, and bacteria.

3. Understand the physical condition of the patient's sexual partner or couple: If you find that someone around you has cervical warts, they should be treated early to avoid being infected or causing the disease to worsen.

4. Sexual intercourse should be prohibited during treatment: Sexual intercourse should be prohibited during the treatment of cervical warts, especially when the warts have not completely subsided. What should be paid attention to in the treatment of cervical warts? A few months after the lesions of cervical warts subside after treatment, if there are no signs of recurrence of warts and no new lesions, patients should actively use condoms to prevent infection.

5. Pay attention to rest during treatment: During the treatment of cervical warts, you must relax your body and mind and avoid excessive fatigue; in terms of diet, you should pay special attention to strengthening nutrition and eat more foods rich in protein and vitamins.