How to treat female genital warts better

Genital warts are a relatively serious type of sexually transmitted disease. Not only does it have a great impact on women's health, but the symptoms are also very obvious on the vulva. If you do not take precautions, it can be easily transmitted. Therefore, when women have genital warts, they are more concerned about good treatment methods and hope to recover as soon as possible. So, what is the best way to treat female vulvar warts? Let’s take a closer look at the treatment of genital warts.

Topical medications

1.33%~50% trichloroacetic acid: Apply externally once a week. Generally, the lesions can be eliminated after 1~3 times. This drug has low toxicity, does not damage the surrounding skin, and does not form scars after the lesions are repaired. It is suitable for vaginal and cervical lesions.

2.10%~25% Podophyllum resin: Apply the medicine directly to the lesion and wash it off 2~4 hours after application. Apply it once a week and can be used for 3~4 times in a row. This medicine is highly toxic and cannot be applied to normal skin or used for vaginal and cervical lesions.

3.1% phthalide ointment: Apply to the affected area 3 to 5 times a day, and it will be cured in 4 to 6 weeks.

4.5% chlorouracil ointment: For external use, once a day, 10 to 14 days as a course of treatment, generally 1 to 2 courses of treatment.

Physical therapy

Common treatments include microwave, laser and cryotherapy; laser therapy is suitable for large warts, large numbers of warts and warts in any part of the body; cryotherapy is suitable for small warts and more localized lesions; microwave therapy is suitable for any type of warts.

Surgery

Giant genital warts can be removed surgically.

Traditional Chinese Medicine Treatment

1. Longdan Xiegan Pills: 6g each time, 3 times a day, orally with warm water.

2. Antiviral oral solution: 1 bottle (10 ml) each time, 3 times a day, with warm water.

3. Longdan Xiegan Granules: 1 to 2 packets (4 to 8 g) each time, twice a day, with warm water.

Female patients should have a clearer understanding of how to best treat female vulvar warts. Genital warts are not a sexually transmitted disease that is easy to treat, but they must be controlled in a timely manner, otherwise the disease will easily spread, increasing the difficulty of treatment. It is recommended that women choose a regular hospital for diagnosis and treatment when they find symptoms to prevent greater impact on our health.