Which treatment should be given first for HPV positive vaginitis

Which one should be treated first for HPV-positive vaginitis?

HPV positive generally refers to human papillomavirus infection. Human papillomavirus infection and vaginitis can generally be treated at the same time, without having to choose which one to treat first.

Human papillomavirus infection is usually caused by high-risk sexual life or contact with objects contaminated by the virus. Patients may have diseases such as flat warts, common warts, and genital warts. Because most of these diseases occur on the surface of the skin, they can be treated with local medication or physical therapy. Commonly used drugs include imiquimod cream, fluorouracil ointment, podophyllotoxin ointment, etc., and can also be improved by high-frequency electric knife resection, liquid nitrogen freezing, microwave therapy, etc. Vaginitis is an inflammatory lesion that occurs in the vagina and can cause symptoms such as increased secretions, odor, and itching. Local suppositories such as miconazole nitrate suppositories, Baofukang suppositories, and three-dimensional mycin suppositories can be used according to the doctor's advice. The two treatment methods have different medication sites and different efficacy. They generally do not affect each other and can be performed simultaneously during treatment.

Patients are advised to develop good living habits, wear loose and breathable underwear, and strengthen local cleaning.