Is it easy to treat genital warts in women?

Genital warts are a relatively common sexually transmitted disease, which is mainly transmitted through unclean sexual behavior. It is not only very difficult to treat, but also causes quite serious damage. Symptoms of genital warts in women are mostly abnormalities in the vagina and plaque-like rashes. Many women are concerned about the treatment of this disease. So, is it easy to treat genital warts in women? Let’s take a detailed look at the treatment of genital warts.

1. Drug chemotherapy: Local injection of drugs: Commonly used clinical agents and interferon, also useful bleomycin. It should be avoided in clinical use for pregnant women, as the local irritation is greater and it is easy to cause erosion, swelling and pain. The recurrence rate after treatment is high; Application of systemic drugs: Usually systemic drug treatment is combined with local treatment, and commonly used antiviral drugs such as interferon and immunomodulators have some effect in reducing the recurrence of genital warts.

2. Physical therapy methods: Commonly used ones include CO2 laser, freezing, microwave, surgical resection, etc. There are also some carbon dioxide laser and surgical excision options available for large genital warts. The advantage of exogenous treatment is that these methods can quickly remove warts. The disadvantage is that they require certain equipment and anesthesia, have obvious trauma, and the wound is prone to secondary infection. They cannot solve the subclinical infection and latent infection of genital warts and have a high recurrence rate.

The above article has introduced whether genital warts in women are easy to treat, and patients should have a clearer understanding of it. Although genital warts are a relatively difficult sexually transmitted disease to treat, there are ways to solve it. Many women suffer from relapses during treatment because many details are not paid attention to during treatment, or cross-infection is not effectively prevented. These are areas that require special attention.