How long does it take for cervical warts to heal?

With the development of medicine, the methods for treating cervical warts are gradually increasing. However, most of the treatment methods can only control the symptoms temporarily and fail to achieve the purpose of clearing the virus. Traditional treatments such as laser and surgery can be said to be very effective methods, but they can cause great harm to people. The most important thing is that they cannot clear the virus and are prone to recurrence. Some people who have undergone surgical treatment will ask how long it takes for the wound to heal after cervical wart surgery. The following article will give you the answer.

Laser, surgery and other physical therapies are quite irritating to the skin. It is normal for wounds to be difficult to heal for a long time. There are individual differences. Generally, the wounds of patients heal in about a week. Try to keep the wounds away from water. After the wounds stop bleeding, apply some erythromycin ointment to reduce inflammation.

However, these physical therapies are only temporary solutions and not a cure for the disease. The surface warts are removed, but the virus lurking under the skin still exists. If the virus is not eradicated, it will recur.

In addition, interferon can improve immunity and control the growth of viruses to a certain extent, but it cannot eradicate the virus, nor can it achieve the purpose of cure. Long-term use has great side effects, such as headaches and fever.

The treatment of cervical warts is to remove the warts and prevent recurrence. The key is to prevent recurrence. Now that the operation has just been completed, you can take anti-recurrence drugs in time for treatment, such as wart removal, thinning and other non-corrosive drugs. The most important thing is to prevent recurrence.

At present, the best and most authoritative method is to use traditional Chinese medicine for natural recovery. The warts will fall off naturally and will not recur. There is no pain in the treatment process. It is recommended that you use traditional Chinese medicine such as pangolin, Sichuan coptis, Patrinia salsa, red peony root, iron gall powder, Hainan agarwood, astragalus, isatis root, wild chrysanthemum, raw rehmannia, and Artemisia capillaris for treatment. The effect is fast and definite. Many patients do not relapse after being cured. After taking it, it can induce the body to produce a large amount of endogenous interferon, which can completely block the replication of viral DNA, just like ligation, so that the old virus cannot produce new virus, thereby achieving the purpose of rapid cure.