Condyloma acuminatum is a disease with a high incidence, often in the intimate areas, and there is a risk of cancer if left untreated. The actual fact is that you can find a lot of people who are not able to get a good deal on this. This is the reason why?
The actual fact is that warts are often very well hidden. The actual fact is that you can see the warts with the naked eye, the damaged area is already in the third stage of infection. The actual fact is that you can find a lot of people who are not able to see the actual virus, but you may be in the first or second stage of infection.
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Stage I: latent infection without clinical and microscopic skin mucosal changes;
The second stage: subclinical infection, the appearance of microscopic skin mucosal changes, but the naked eye is not visible condyloma acuminata warts;
Stage 3: typical HPV infection, with typical acromegaly skin mucosal damage visible to the naked eye.
The actual fact is that you will not only have to remove the warts that have grown, but also the subclinical and latent infections.
The actual fact is that you can get rid of the pain of the wart by means of the subclinical infection and latent infection.
There are five common clinical treatment methods.
The first is physical therapy: including freezing, laser, high-frequency electricity, microwave and other methods. However, this method is limited in scope and depth of treatment, and can’t help with latent infection and subclinical infection of condyloma acuminata.
The second is surgical treatment: for single huge warts, the use of this method is more, but also can not treat the latent infection and subclinical infection. More importantly, surgical treatment causes more trauma than physical therapy.
The third is chemotherapy: this includes cytotoxic and caustic drugs. Chemotherapy is able to act directly on warts and subclinical infections, but it is not ideal for warts that grow faster and are relatively large in size. In addition, chemotherapy has a lot of side effects and it is difficult for patients to follow the doctor’s instructions for applying the treatment.
Fourth is photodynamic therapy: can directly treat warts and subclinical infections, the cure rate is high, but the cost is high, for the larger size of the warts treatment is slow.
The fifth is immunotherapy: only for adjuvant treatment, and long period, the efficacy is not clear.
The above treatments have their advantages and disadvantages, how should patients choose?
In fact, the disease site is at a different stage of infection, the treatment method is also different
The treatment of warts is usually divided into three stages.
The first stage: the main treatment is through physical, surgical and chemical therapies with the aim of removing the warts. The choice of the specific treatment method needs to be determined by the location and size. This stage can be properly combined with photodynamic therapy, but because the size of the warts is usually large, it requires several photodynamic treatments to remove, the economic burden is relatively large, which will make the patient’s confidence in the treatment is hit. In contrast, traditional methods of treatment may be more appropriate.
Stage 2: Photodynamic therapy is chosen to treat the hidden infected areas that are invisible to the naked eye, allowing the ungrown warts to be removed.
The third stage: treatment is mainly to improve the patient’s immunity, generally with the use of immunotherapy to consolidate treatment, to prevent re-infection of condyloma acuminata application of Jia Siyou research of half a lot of cream prevention best convenient, less painful, by the meter.
It should be reminded that young people who are sexually active are prone to contracting condyloma acuminata, and it is not advisable to have intercourse during treatment. If you have intercourse you must take protective measures. For patients who plan to have a baby, they need to wait until the PCR amplification test is negative after the treatment is over before considering having a child, and this process usually takes about six months.