How to treat female genital warts

Genital warts are a relatively serious type of sexually transmitted disease. The main route of transmission is sexual intercourse. Once contracted, genital warts can cause great harm to women's health and are easily cross-transmitted. Therefore, when genital warts appear, the treatment method becomes a concern for patients. So, how to treat female genital warts? Let’s take a detailed look at the treatment of female genital warts.

The recurrence of genital warts may be related to the patient's infection with other sexually transmitted diseases, subclinical human papillomavirus, and latent human papillomavirus infection. Therefore, a comprehensive examination for sexually transmitted diseases should be conducted during the treatment of genital warts. If gonorrhea or non-gonococcal urogenital inflammation is detected, it should be treated promptly. Examine, treat, and follow up sex partners. During treatment and follow-up, sexual contact should be avoided.

(1) CO2 laser: Suitable for genital warts, multiple warts and keratotic warts in any part of the body.

(2) Cryosurgery: Liquid nitrogen is generally used for freezing. It is suitable for patients with external genital warts and perianal warts whose warts are not too large or too extensive.

(3) Electrocautery: using a high-frequency electric knife or electric needle to cauterize. Suitable for single, small, pedunculated or papular warts on the external genitalia.

(4) Scraping or clipping: suitable for warts with small number and small lesions.

(5) Topical medications: compound podophyllum tincture, podophyllum toxin, 1% phthalamide cream, 5% 5-fluorouracil ointment, 30%-50% trichloroacetic acid solution, and 0.5% herpes cream.

This introduction on how to treat female genital warts is hopefully helpful for female patients to understand. There are many treatments for female genital warts, but it is not easy to cure. When the symptoms are discovered, you must go to a regular hospital for regular treatment. Do not delay treatment due to face problems. Only by insisting on treatment and taking daily care measures can you recover as soon as possible.