Treatment of pseudocondyloma acuminatum in women

Pseudo-condylomata in women is a common phenomenon among young women. Generally, there are no subjective symptoms, and some have mild itching. So how to treat pseudocondyloma acuminatum in women? Most female friends don’t know much about this. In fact, female pseudo-condyloma generally does not require treatment, but it is necessary to find the cause of the disease and treat related diseases.

1. Generally speaking, there is no need to treat pseudo-condyloma of the vulva. The important thing is to find certain factors that may cause or aggravate pseudo-condyloma, such as checking whether the patient has gonorrhea, non-gonococcal urethrogenital tract inflammation, fungal or Trichomonas vaginitis and other infections, and to treat related diseases. Poor local hygiene, moisture, friction and other irritations can also aggravate the disease, so it is necessary to keep the local skin clean and dry to reduce irritation to the local skin. For some people who have heavy mental burdens and are afraid that this disease will cause adverse consequences, cryotherapy, laser therapy or local drug application therapy can be used to remove the diseased tissue. However, some lesions may recur after removal. Zhengzhou Union Hospital used polymerase chain reaction to examine 33 patients with pseudocondylomata, and all the results were negative for human papillomavirus, indicating that vulvar pseudocondylomata is not related to human papillomavirus. When treating this disease, the main focus should be on treating other infections. If there is candidal vaginitis, Trichomonas vaginitis or urinary tract infection, it should be treated first.

2. It is recommended to visit the dermatology and venereology department of a regular hospital, do the acetic acid white test, and actively receive treatment under the guidance of a doctor after the diagnosis is confirmed. If it does not turn white, it may be pseudo-condyloma acuminatum. If it turns white, it may be genital warts. Treatment must be active and regular. Sexual intercourse is prohibited during treatment to avoid infection or reinfection.

3. Check regularly to ensure that there is no recurrence for more than half a year to be considered cured.

4. Pay attention to rest, regulate your emotions, and exercise appropriately to strengthen your physical fitness and improve your resistance to disease.