How is the warty hyperplasia of the vulva

Traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine have different views on the symptoms of warty hyperplasia of the vulva. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that it is caused by the patient's lack of vital energy, while Western medicine believes that it is a viral infection. Regardless of the cause, the disease will harm the patient's body, so once discovered, it must be treated early. Be sure to rest, maintain personal hygiene, do not wear other people's clothes casually, keep yourself clean, and do not engage in unclean sexual behavior.

Traditional Chinese Medicine: Verrucous hyperplasia of the vulva is mainly caused by the deficiency of healthy Qi and the retention of evil. In layman's terms, the patient's body is insufficient in healthy Qi, which allows the evil Yin Qi to take advantage of the opportunity to enter, eventually causing stagnation of heat in the liver meridians, disharmony of Qi and blood, and the entanglement of damp-heat and toxic evil, which eventually form warts.

Western medicine: Clinical studies have shown that vulvar warty hyperplasia is caused by human papillomavirus infection, which is mainly transmitted through unclean sexual life, and a small part is also caused by indirect contact. Studies have shown that the onset, development, and recurrence of vulvar warty hyperplasia are all related to low cellular immune function. Therefore, the principle of treatment should be to enhance the body's immunity.

Whether it is the interpretation of traditional Chinese medicine or the research of Western medicine, the appearance of vulvar warty hyperplasia will cause great harm to patients. As the symptoms appear, patients will have light red, grayish white, or light brown growths in multiple parts of the mouth, nipples, anus, perineum, vagina, cervix, and vagina. The growths will appear as single or clustered distributions of varying sizes, which may cause local itching, ulceration and erosion of the affected area, and many other damages. Targeted treatment is needed in time to control the continued aggravation of the symptoms.

Since vulvar warty hyperplasia is so terrible, what preventive measures can we take in our daily lives?

(1) As a woman, you must pay attention to personal hygiene, especially cleaning the vulva every day. In addition, you must be careful not to use other people's underwear casually, and try to use showers in public baths to avoid the risk of cross-infection.

(2) In normal times, we must resolutely put an end to promiscuous sexual behavior, ensure that each person has one partner, and do a good job of cleaning during sexual intercourse, so as to avoid the possibility of cross infection.