There is a sharp wet spot in the uterus

If genital warts appear in the uterus, it is a common sexually transmitted disease. For women, if they have genital warts, they must receive timely and effective treatment. This is particularly harmful to women's physical health. One of the important causes of cervical cancer is closely related to genital warts. So after genital warts appear, they can be treated with some better methods. Let’s take a look at this aspect.

There is a sharp wet spot in the uterus

Generally, genital warts will not grow again if they do not recur for 8 months after being completely cured. The fact that you had relapses after more than three years of treatment shows that you were not completely cured at that time. Genital warts tend to grow on moist mucous membranes, such as the perineum, anus, lips, eyelids, nostrils, etc. It is highly contagious. It will not grow in dry places. So you and your baby can sleep in the same bed. However, clothes and sanitary items should be washed, dried and stored separately. Better not to kiss.

After B-ultrasound, a very small shadow was found in the uterus. It is difficult to confirm that there is genital warts in the uterus. It is recommended to do a hysteroscopy, and treatment can also be done at the same time. It must be cured completely.

Treatment of genital warts in women

1. Surgical treatment: For single, small warts, surgical removal can be performed; for giant condyloma acuminatum, Mohs surgery can be used for removal. During the operation, frozen sections are used to check whether the lesions have been removed completely. The chance of recurrence after a single operation is very high.

2. Cryotherapy: Using liquid nitrogen at a low temperature of -196℃, the freezing method is used to treat genital warts, which promotes the necrosis and shedding of wart tissue. This method is suitable for warts with a small number and small area. It can be treated 1-2 times with an interval of one week. This method can generally remove warts, but it is easy to relapse.

3. Laser treatment: CO2 laser is usually used to treat genital warts by cauterization. This treatment is most suitable for warts on the vulva, penis or perianal area. Single or a small number of multiple warts can be treated once, while multiple or large warts can be treated 2-3 times. The recurrence period is generally 20 days to 3 months.

4. Electrocautery treatment: Use high-frequency electric needle or electric knife to remove warts. Method: Local anesthesia, followed by electrocautery. This treatment is suitable for warts with a small number and small area. This method only removes the warts.

5. Microwave treatment: Use a microwave surgical treatment machine and lidocaine local anesthesia. Insert the tip of the rod-shaped radiation probe into the sharp wet area directly to the base of the wart. When the wart becomes smaller, darker in color, and changes from soft to hard, the thermal radiation coagulation is complete and the probe can be removed. Coagulated lesions can be removed with forceps. To prevent recurrence, the remaining base can be coagulated again.

6. Photodynamic therapy: This therapy has achieved relatively satisfactory results in the treatment of genital warts. This method is highly effective, painless, damage-free, and has few side effects. The cure rate is over 80%, and it has certain promotion value in clinical practice.