The actual fact is that you will find a lot of people who are suffering from warts, and most of them are worried and sad, and some of them can’t help but cry ….. The actual “tip” is really that terrible? The “pointy” origin is actually a virus called papilloma infecting our epidermal cells, the scientific name of the echinocytes, which are only distributed in the skin and the overlying mucous membrane, due to this feature it invades the site is limited, limited it will not enter our blood system and internal organs, and this papilloma The virus is actually fragile, it is small, simple, strictly intracellular, and proliferates in a replicative manner, and it cannot survive outside of the cell. It likes warm, moist, and relatively thin skin mucosa, so that its incidence is reduced by a lot, according to statistics, about 82% occur in the skin mucosa of the external genitalia or perineum, about 15% in the urethra, vagina and cervix, about 2-3% in the rectal mucosa and other (such as the navel, toe crease, these places are easier to deal with). Once a “tip” has developed, how should it be treated? The first thing the doctor will do is to get rid of all the visible warts as soon as possible, depending on the patient’s condition, because the cells shed by these warts are infectious, which is a prerequisite for healing, and this procedure usually takes 7-10 days for the mucosal wound to dry. The next step is to develop an anti-relapse program that takes into account the patient’s time of onset, the extent of wart dissemination and recurrence. The first month the warts are more likely to recur, if treated properly, the second month recurrence rate will be reduced by about 60%, three consecutive months without recurrence basically can be judged. The actual effect of the actual papillomavirus is not available so far. Interferon, interleukin, ganciclovir, sodium phosphonate, adenosine, and so on, do not have the exact efficacy, especially interferon will lead to fever, weakness, and even leukopenia, we do not recommend patients to apply. The actual topical medications that have an erosive effect are also not advocated for use, as they can lead to large ulcers and necrosis of the skin mucosa at the site of use, and can affect the surrounding normal mucosa, leading to inflammation and edema, exacerbating pain, while destroying the mucosal barrier and increasing the recurrence rate of warts. The above is just a brief general introduction to the treatment method, treatment “tip” need doctor’s medical skill, more need patient cure confidence.