What department should male acuteness wet wart see

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Almost half a year's time, one day when cleaning the lower body, touch the genitalia there played a lot of small pimples, touch when there will be some itching feeling, go to the hospital to check that it is condyloma acuminatum, after treatment has improved, so male condyloma acuminatum should see what branch? Now let's take a look at it!

What department should male acuteness wet wart see

First: suffering from Condyloma Acuminatum can go to reproductive department, condyloma acuminatum disease is really not good treatment. In addition to the use of antiviral drugs for active treatment, we can also consider the use of freezing, laser, electrocautery, radiation and other comprehensive treatment methods. In addition, it is also OK to consider the conditioning of traditional Chinese medicine. Usually light diet, do not eat seafood, do not drink.

Second: in the treatment of condyloma acuminatum, the initial use of laser, electric cauterization, freezing, photodynamic and other physical methods to remove the wart body, and then with interferon to increase the body's immunity, do a good job in postoperative nursing treatment, the effect is good. Repeated recurrence with Chinese medicine oral and external bubble combined with treatment, thoroughly remove the virus, improve immunity, systemic treatment, to achieve a complete cure, no recurrence.

Third: condyloma acuminatum is mainly treated by surgery. There is the possibility of recurrence after the treatment of condyloma acuminatum, so the control of recurrence is fundamental. The treatment of condyloma acuminatum is recommended to remove the wart body first (mainly laser or cryotherapy), supplemented by antiviral drug treatment, which can reduce the recurrence rate!

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Eating more antiviral food, such as apple, barley, ginger, grape, straw mushroom, onion, tea, peach, cauliflower, asparagus, tremella, balsam pear, carrot, spinach, sweet potato, aquatic shellfish, can improve the immune function of patients with genital warts.