How to treat blisters on the labia

Many women are prone to gynecological diseases due to unclean genitals or unhealthy sexual life, which seriously affects the physical health of female patients. Therefore, many women need timely treatment when they have problems. Many women have blisters on their labia. So how to treat blisters on the labia? Let me introduce this issue to you below.

Genital warts are mainly treated with surgery. For single, small warts, surgical removal is possible; for giant genital warts, Mohs surgery can be used for removal.

Antiviral drugs: 5% phthalamide cream or 0.25% herpes ointment can be applied externally twice a day. Acyclovir is taken orally, 5 times a day, 200 mg each time, or its ointment is used externally. 3 million units of α-interferon are injected daily, 5 days a week

Most sexually transmitted diseases are caused by bad sexual behavior. If a woman has multiple sexual partners, the possibility of contracting genital warts will be very high. A survey shows that those who have multiple sexual partners are much more likely to contract genital warts than those with a single sexual partner. Women who have sex at a young age are also very likely to suffer from genital warts. If women have sex before the age of 18, the incidence and recurrence rate of genital warts are much higher than those of older women.

Patients with low immune function are easily infected by some diseases, such as lupus erythematosus, malignant tumors, kidney transplantation, and those using glucocorticoids. The incidence and recurrence of genital warts will increase exponentially, and the warts will also be large and difficult to treat.

The above is my opinion on this issue. Women who experience the above symptoms should pay attention to the safety of treatment and avoid sexual intercourse during treatment to avoid worsening of the patient's condition, especially to avoid transmission. Finally, I wish the patients a speedy recovery.