When patients find themselves infected with warts, the most important thing to do is to choose the right method to treat the disease, while in the treatment needs to pay attention to the following matters: 1, recurrence: regardless of the method of treatment, there is a certain recurrence rate, the cause of recurrence, one is in the subclinical infection of the lesions are not treated, one is the body’s immunity is relatively low. Therefore, the active treatment of subclinical infections of the lesions is a useful way to reduce recurrence. 2, reinfection: both husband and wife or sexual partners for adhering to the principle of simultaneous treatment. Otherwise, it can cause repeated cross-infection multiple times in ping-pong style. 3, male urethral warts: the treatment of this part of the more difficult, and easy to recur. The actual fact is that you can find a lot of people who are not able to get a good deal on this. 4, female condyloma acuminata: attention should be paid to check whether the cervical epithelium is infected. The chronic infection of HPV 16 and 18 can lead to atypical hyperplasia of the cervical epithelium and even the occurrence of cervical cancer, so the cervical warts, including the damage of subclinical infection, need to be treated promptly. If you do the quantitative cervical HPV test, the value is too high, you can also consider photodynamic therapy. 5, the genital area outside the anus: if there are warts similar to condyloma acuminata, you should go to a regular hospital to ask an experienced dermatologist or STD specialist for a detailed examination and, if necessary, a pathological biopsy and other tests to clarify the diagnosis. The actual fact is that you can find a lot of people who are not sure about the diagnosis, but you should not rush to treatment (such as external application of liquid). The reason is that once the topical solution is applied, the nature of the rash has changed, which will make the diagnosis difficult for the doctor. 6. For patients who have been basically cured: topical application of imiquimod, interferon gel or 2 or 5% 5-fluorouracil ointment is recommended to reduce the recurrence rate.