How to provide mental health care for genital warts

　　suffering from genital warts disease patients, not only in the body healthy On the one hand, people suffer from diseases. Due to the influence of social, economic, cultural and many other factors, there are also special psychological problems of fear of diseases on the psychological side. If this fear is not handled properly, it can lead to more serious consequences.

　　First, there is the fear of genital warts itself. This mentality arises from a misunderstanding of genital wart disease knowledge. Nowadays, due to erroneous publicity and over-exaggeration of the harm of genital warts in society, some patients with genital warts regard it as a disease that will never be cured. They believe that the virus lives in the blood and is not easy to eradicate, causing serious psychological fear. In fact, the patient's fear is unnecessary. Because the virus does not live in the blood, it only attacks superficial layers skin Mucous membranes, where most viruses are found are the warts themselves. Laser, freezing, and applying topical drugs only treat the symptoms but not the root cause. Repeated recurrences increase the patient's fear. It can be cured by using biological agents and traditional Chinese medicine to attack and detoxify. As far as the current medical level is concerned, not only genital warts, but also most other sexually transmitted diseases within, except AIDS In addition, with standard treatment, it is completely curable without leaving any sequelae.

　　Secondly, there is the fear of the prognosis of the disease. In the traditional consciousness of patients, getting genital warts will definitely have an impact on future fertility and life. Therefore, unmarried patients worry about not being able to get married in the future, and infertile patients worry about whether they will become infertile or affect their offspring after getting sick. fetus Deformities, etc. Some patients are worried that their physical or other functions will be affected in the future. Generally speaking, after regular treatment, warts can be removed without recurrence for 8 months. clinical After cure, the patient can work and live like a normal person. female On this basis, my friend will be able to give birth normally after another 4 months, that is, one year later. Therefore, as long as genital warts are cured, they will not have any other impact on the human body's physiology, fertility, etc.

　　Thirdly, I am worried that the disease will be transmitted to family members through normal contact in daily life. Therefore, patients often pay excessive attention to cleanliness. In severe cases, it can cause psychological disorders such as mysophobia. This happens precisely because patients do not understand the mode and conditions of transmission of genital warts. Genital warts are mainly spread through sexual contact. A certain amount of virus and slight local damage are prerequisites for infection. Only a small proportion of patients are caused by indirect infection. Generally, if you do not come into close contact with warts, the chance of infection is low. Patients only need to pay attention to washing their hands before meals, before and after defecation, keep personal underwear, bath towels, bathtubs, etc. away from others, do not use other people's items casually, and pay attention to disinfection and isolation. Daily contact, eating, etc. will not cause transmission.

　　Finally, I am worried that my relatives and friends around me will know about my illness and my reputation will be ruined. Usually under the influence of this kind of psychology, many patients will choose to seek medical treatment in relatively hidden small clinics or in other places. In fact, in formal medical institutions, there are corresponding confidentiality measures for patients who come for treatment, and the treatment methods are also relatively formal. Therefore, if you are sick, you must go to a regular medical institution to avoid delaying the condition.