To avoid condyloma acuminata infection, start from the route of infection

　　Characteristics of genital warts

　　Genital warts are caused by human papillomavirus infection and are currently the most common sexually transmitted diseases one. The disease begins as small, soft, light red papules. Later, it gradually enlarges and appears like cauliflower, nipples, combs, etc. Some people feel itching and burning pain in their vagina, female Increased leucorrhea may lead to erosion and yellow discharge in severe cases, which may affect the couple's life and may even cause secondary malignant tumors.

　　The transmission channels include the following aspects:

　　1. Mother-to-child infection.

　　2. Indirect object infection. Many patients are infected through daily necessities such as underwear, bathtubs, bath towels, etc.

　　3. Infection through direct sexual contact. This is the main route of transmission. About 2/3 of people who have sexual relations with people suffering from genital warts can be infected with the disease.

　　Western medicine treatment of genital warts

　　For this disease, Western medicine generally uses laser, electrotherapy, cryotherapy or intramuscular injection of interferon to treat it, which has a certain effect, but it is not easy to completely cure it. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that condyloma acuminata are invaded by dampness poison. The dampness poison invades the genital organs, causing qi stagnation and blood stasis, and warts are formed due to the accumulation of dampness. Using pure Chinese medicine preparations (such as Anshu oral liquid) to treat genital warts has better efficacy, is less likely to relapse, and has no side effects. This disease must be prevented and treated early. Drinking alcohol and sexual intercourse with each other are strictly prohibited while taking the medicine. Spicy and irritating foods should be avoided. Couples should be treated at the same time and reviewed regularly.

　　Prevent condyloma acuminata infection

　　To prevent the infection of genital warts, people must be clean and take good care of themselves, not engage in sexual relations, and avoid extramarital sex. Secondly, women with genital warts should not get pregnant or have children while they are sick or not completely cured. In addition, pay special attention to hygiene at home and when traveling, and do not use public baths, bath towels, etc. to prevent cross-infection.