Several key points to prevent genital warts

　　with some other contagious disease Likewise, genital warts can be prevented through various efforts and preventive measures. Theoretically, the best way to prevent genital warts and HPV infection is to avoid sexual contact, such as sexual intercourse, with patients with genital warts or HPV infection. In the actual process of preventing genital warts, you should pay attention to the following points.

　　1. Vigorously carry out publicity and education work

　　This work is a whole-of-society effort. Publicity and education work must reach all levels of society, especially those aged 15-50, and both men and women must understand sexually transmitted diseases Relevant knowledge, understand the transmission routes and characteristics of sexually transmitted diseases, and understand the impact of sexually transmitted diseases on human body and mind healthy the harm caused. Through publicity, we can increase public awareness of sexually transmitted diseases, enhance people's sense of responsibility to family and society, and enhance people's awareness of self-protection. Ultimately, everyone can stay clean and take care of themselves, thereby reducing the chance of infection by sexually transmitted diseases such as genital warts.

　　2. Avoid high-risk sexual behaviors

　　It is necessary to make people understand the safety of casual sex and change the way they have sex to reduce the risk of genital warts.

　　3. Early detection, early diagnosis and early treatment

　　For those with a history of exposure to sexually transmitted diseases, they should always pay attention to observe whether there are any lesions in the external genitalia. At the same time, they can see a sexually transmitted disease specialist for relevant examinations so as to enable early detection, early diagnosis, and early treatment.

　　4. Reduce the chance of infection

　　Patients with genital warts who have sexual partners should regularly check whether their sexual partners have genital warts or HPV infection. Because the reinfection of most patients with genital warts is related to their sexual partners suffering from genital warts and HPV infection, sexual contact with them should be avoided to reduce the chance of reinfection after treatment.

　　5. Patients with genital warts should respect his or her right to health.

　　After suffering from genital warts, you should tell family members or other people in the collective life about your illness so that appropriate prevention can be done. Before genital warts are cured, care should be taken to avoid infecting other people with the lesions. Do not have sexual intercourse, do not bathe or swim in public bathing (swimming) pools, and do not use other people's belongings indiscriminately. Even if the damage from genital warts no longer exists after treatment, you should continue to do so for a considerable period of time, at least within six months. If there is no genital wart damage, it is recommended to use condoms during sexual intercourse to reduce the chance of genital warts and HPV infection.

　　In addition to the above-mentioned measures to prevent genital warts, prevent genital warts vaccine Research is ongoing. Although it is still far away, in the future it is expected to prevent HPV infection and prevent the occurrence of genital warts through injection of HPV vaccine.