How long does it take for a sharp female to be cured?

Genital warts are a common clinical disease. This disease is contagious and prone to recurrence. To a certain extent, genital warts are very difficult to treat, so the treatment method must be considered, and the treatment method will affect the effect of the treatment. The specific treatment time is related to the severity of the disease. So how long does it take for women with genital warts to be cured?

1. If you suffer from genital warts, you need to go to a professional medical institution for treatment. Also, the patient should not have too much mental pressure. It is best to choose some more formal medical equipment. However, today, especially a sexually transmitted disease, the recurrence rate of this disease is very high, so it is indeed difficult to completely cure it.

2. Genital warts are sexually transmitted diseases caused by human papillomavirus, also known as HPV infection, with proliferative lesions in the anal and genital area as the main manifestation. It is common in young and middle-aged people aged 18 to 50 and people with active sexual lives. Treatment mainly includes physical therapy and drug therapy. How long it can be cured depends on the individual's physical condition. For patients with normal immune function, follow the doctor's advice for treatment, change lifestyle habits, and avoid reinfection. Generally, the treatment is half a year. If the patient also has other diseases, the cure time is uncertain.

3. Generally speaking, recurrence of genital warts most often occurs within 3 months after treatment. As time goes by, the patient's contagiousness decreases and the possibility of recurrence also decreases. If the patient has no relapse within 6 months after treatment, he or she is considered clinically cured. The treatment of genital warts is to remove the warts and prevent recurrence. How long it takes to cure genital warts depends on whether the treatment is thorough. In the treatment of genital warts, the Hetiqing Skin and Mucosal Antivirus Water is indeed more thorough for stubborn and recurrent genital warts. After the virus is killed, it will basically not recur. The recurrence rate of laser treatment is relatively high, so it is generally not recommended unless the condition is particularly serious.