How to treat men's warts

In daily life, warts are a common genital disease. This disease can be transmitted through sexual intercourse, blood, saliva or other means. Male warts are also a genital disease. It is very painful to have warts. Severe patients often feel genital itching, rashes, etc., which seriously affect their lives. So how should male warts be treated?

treatment

The treatment of male condyloma acuminatum must adopt comprehensive treatment: treating the cause (phimosis, gonorrhea), improving the body's immunity, and applying antiviral drugs. Generally, as long as you adhere to the standard comprehensive treatment, it can be cured. Physical treatment can also be used, such as laser, electrocautery, freezing, etc. First of all, you need to enhance the body's immunity.

1.Surgery

Treatment causes: prepuce is too long, gonorrhea. Single, small warts can be removed surgically; giant condyloma acuminatum can be removed with Mohs surgery. During surgery, frozen sections are used to check whether the damage has been removed cleanly.

2. Cryotherapy

Using liquid nitrogen at -196℃, cryotherapy is used to treat condyloma acuminatum, which promotes the necrosis and shedding of wart tissue. This method is suitable for warts with a small number and small area. One to two treatments are feasible, with an interval of one week.

3. Laser therapy

Condyloma acuminatum is usually treated with CO2 laser and ablation. This treatment is most suitable for penile or perianal warts. Single or a small number of multiple warts can be treated once, while multiple or large warts can be treated 2 to 3 times, usually with an interval of one week.

Clinical manifestations

This disease often has no conscious symptoms, and some patients may experience local pain or itching. The basic damage is initially small light red bumps of varying sizes, distributed singly or in clusters, moist and soft, with nipple-like, cockscomb-shaped or cauliflower-like protrusions, red or dirty gray, often with pedicles at the roots, and prone to erosive exudates, and easy to bleed when touched. Purulent secretions often accumulate in the cracks of skin damage, causing a foul odor, and secondary infections are often caused by scratching. Due to continuous local moisture and chronic stimulation, it often grows rapidly. This disease often has no conscious symptoms, and some patients may experience local pain or itching. Occasionally, it can transform into squamous cell carcinoma.

The most common sites of this disease are the coronal sulcus, glans penis, foreskin, frenulum of the foreskin, urethral opening, urethra, penis body and root, perineum, around and inside the anus (rectum), and groin.

The above is a detailed introduction to how to treat men's warts. Male patients with warts should pay attention to daily personal hygiene. Frequent urination can flush the urethra. The diet should not be too spicy. Spicy food will irritate the warts and make the disease more serious. Usually, you should get more sun exposure, wash and change underwear frequently, and put the underwear in the sun to dry, which can kill bacteria.