Treatment and cost of genital warts

　　In medical terms, genital warts are a wart-like growth caused by viral infection, and can also be regarded as a benign tumor.

　　Its growth requires a special environment, such as the vulva, or the groin of the armpits or thighs. It is spread through sexual means and needs a moist environment. This virus can grow in moist environments and form cauliflower-like, wart-like, or paper-like bumps on the skin On the surface, it is actually caused by viral infection. The virus that causes this is called human papillomavirus, or HPV for short. This virus is relatively stubborn after infection, so that after suffering from genital warts, clinical One of the most difficult problems is that it is easy to relapse after treatment.

　　It should be said that most people can be completely cured, but if your anti-viral ability is relatively poor, the amount of virus infection is relatively heavy, the treatment method is inappropriate, or the treatment is not adhered to, then the difficulty of treatment and the chance of recurrence will increase. From a clinical point of view, most cases are relatively easy to cure, depending on individual resistance and treatment methods. Recurrence is common under normal circumstances. It is common to relapse two times, three times, seven times or eight times. However, as it recurs, it will gradually lessen and disappear until it is completely cured. From a clinical point of view, quite a few cases are clinically cured after one or two treatments in a short period of time. There is a time to determine clinical cure. For example, after treatment, you need to see a doctor three times, half a month, one month, and three months apart. If there is no growth of genital wart tumors, it is said to be clinically basically cured.

　　As for the cost, the treatment of genital warts is relatively simple. Nowadays, it mainly involves drug treatment, chemical corrosives, antiviral topical drugs, oral medications, and surgery for genital warts. What is more popular now is laser, such as carbon dioxide laser and gemstone laser, which can all be removed. If the tumor is more obvious, it can be treated with laser and some oral antiviral drugs. Whether it can be cured and whether it can relapse is not like some disease picture eczema Lifelong immunity. If you have a history of uncleanness and do not pay attention to your own hygiene, you are likely to get sick again.

　　There are many types of HPV, divided into types 6, 11, 16, and 18. Common HPV types 16 and 18 have a greater chance of becoming cancerous. If it is stubborn and huge genital warts, it is still recommended to do pathology and immunohistochemistry to confirm which type of HPV it is. If it is a high-risk type, it may be related to cancer There is a relationship.