How long does condyloma acuminatum begin to fuse

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These days, I found a little itchy below, and my wife and I felt very painful when we had sex, and the itching below became more and more. After scratching, I grew some red pimples, and felt very painful. Then I went to the hospital for examination, and I knew that I had condyloma acuminatum. In order to prevent this situation, I'd like to introduce how long condyloma acuminatum began to fuse.

How long does condyloma acuminatum begin to fuse

First of all: condyloma acuminatum ointment how long can be cured, according to the specific condition of the patient, drug treatment of condyloma acuminatum side effects, chemical cautery treatment process will cause pain, red midship, local ulceration, cause local tissue proliferation or fall off, easy to leave scars, western medicine quick effect, recurrence is also fast, side effects are relatively large, repeated use is easy to produce drug resistance.

Secondly: cryotherapy is one of the methods for the treatment of condyloma acuminatum. Cryotherapy mainly uses liquid nitrogen or carbon dioxide dry ice to freeze the lesions of the skin, making the local edema and necrosis of the skin damage, so as to achieve the effect of the treatment of condyloma acuminatum.

Finally: the laser treatment of condyloma acuminatum is also a common treatment method, which is characterized by rapid effect, and the wart body can fall off in the process of treatment. Generally, the commonly used method of laser treatment of condyloma acuminatum is carbon dioxide laser cauterization of the wart body.

matters needing attention

Patients with condyloma acuminatum should apply erythromycin ointment to the wound three times a day after the operation to keep the wound dry and clean. If the patient can't do it by himself and doesn't want the nursing staff to do it, the family members should help him. At the same time, it is necessary to closely observe whether there is abnormal secretion in the wound, if there is any abnormality, it is necessary to timely report to the medical staff for relevant treatment.