What to do if you have cervical warts

What should I do if I have cervical warts? Cervical warts have become a very common sexually transmitted disease. In the early stage, the disease is light red, soft, and the size of millet. The surface is also uneven and mushroom-like. Suffering from this disease has caused great psychological pressure on many of our female friends and affected their health.

What to do if you have cervical warts:

1. Surgical excision: For pedunculated, large, and isolated warts, we can consider surgical excision. Some patients have cervical warts that grow too fast or are as big as cauliflower, which are difficult to treat. In this case, surgical excision can be considered. To prevent recurrence, other treatments should be actively cooperated after surgery.

2. Surgical scraping: During treatment, use your left hand to stretch the skin or mucous membrane of the affected area. You can also use a sterilized scraper to scrape the affected tissue from the root with a little force to completely remove the residual affected tissue on the wound surface, and then apply trichloroacetic acid solution or pure carbonic acid solution locally.

3. Surgical ligation: This method is suitable for single small lesions with burdock. After local disinfection and local anesthesia, use tweezers to lift the wart tissue, clamp the root with hemostatic forceps, and then tie the base with silk thread. Generally, the wart will fall off a few days after ligation.

The prevention of cervical warts is actually very important. The disease is also contagious, so if you suffer from this disease, you must receive treatment in time. In addition, it is also important to maintain good personal hygiene.