The most common type of wart is condyloma acuminatum, which is a contagious disease of the reproductive system caused by human papilloma virus infection and is a sexually transmitted disease that can be spread through sexual intercourse. The first choice is surgery, such as laser surgery under anesthesia or cryosurgery. After surgery, antibiotics are routinely given to prevent infection, antiviral drugs are given to prevent recurrence, and interferon gel is also needed to improve local antiviral ability, which will help to completely remove the virus. Warts are prone to recurrence, after 3-8 months of treatment without recurrence can be regarded as cured.