Are there any topical medicines for genital warts? How to treat them?

Genital warts are a sexually transmitted disease that is contagious and deserves public attention. Genital warts are widely transmitted, and as long as there is direct or indirect contact with a carrier of the bacteria, it is possible to be cured. At present, the treatment methods for genital warts focus on the combination of external medication and oral medication.

1. How are genital warts transmitted?

Direct contact transmission: Direct contact transmission is the main way of transmission of genital warts. When people have sexual intercourse with patients with genital warts or carriers of genital warts without taking any safety measures, they are likely to be infected with the disease.

Indirect contact transmission: Indirect contact transmission is a common way of transmission of genital warts. When people come into contact with daily necessities used by patients with genital warts, such as bath towels, towels, underwear, etc., and do not disinfect them in time, the HPV virus is likely to be transmitted through these items.

Mother-to-child transmission: When a pregnant woman suffers from genital warts during pregnancy, the baby will inevitably be exposed to the HPV virus when passing through the birth canal during delivery, leading to the appearance of genital warts.

2. How to prevent genital warts?

First of all, people should avoid some unclean sexual behaviors in life, because direct contact is the main way of transmission of most sexually transmitted diseases. Secondly, people should wash and disinfect their hands in time after touching unclean objects. Objects used by patients with genital warts should be exposed to the sun for several weeks before they can be used again.

3. The treatment of condyloma acuminatum should be scientific

1. Treatment should be carried out step by step and do not increase the dosage of the medicine without authorization. Some patients are eager to seek treatment. Hoping to remove the warts as soon as possible, I felt no response after applying the medicine for one or two days, so I increased the dosage. As a result, side effects such as edema and pain soon appeared. If it had been used reasonably, these pains might not have occurred.

2. There are certain rules for the effect of external use of the medicine for treating genital warts. Generally, there is hardly any change in the first two days of the first application. Some people may not see any change in the first four days, and no whitening, redness or blackening can be seen. When using topical medications to treat genital warts, you must not be impatient or lose patience. Only when the genital warts are clearly diagnosed can they receive good treatment.

3. For patients with sensitive skin and prepuce, it takes a process of finding the appropriate dosage. At the beginning, you can use it once or twice a day, apply a small amount of liquid each time, and gradually increase the frequency and dosage. If you feel uncomfortable, stop the medicine immediately and observe. If the side effect is not obvious, you can reduce the dosage and continue to use it the next day. If the side effect is more obvious, and there is edema or pain or other abnormal conditions the next day, you should stop the medicine and observe for three days.