What is the surgical method for glans warts?

Silicone test is a common form of condyloma acuminatum in men. It can cause a lot of harm to men's health. Once discovered, it is best to treat it through surgery in time to minimize the discomfort it causes to the male friend's body. Let's learn about what methods men should use to perform surgery after they find that they have condyloma acuminatum on the glans.

Core Tip: This method is generally suitable for patients with small, single, and prominent warts. During the operation, local disinfection and local anesthesia are usually performed first, and then the wart tissue is lifted with tweezers, the root of the wart tissue is clamped with hemostats, and the base of the wart is tied with medical silk thread.

Generally speaking, surgical treatment of condyloma acuminatum is carried out with topical medication. However, for special patients, surgical treatment can be considered, but this surgical treatment is not often used. And comprehensive treatment is also required, and drug-assisted treatment is generally used after surgery. Below, the surgical treatment of condyloma acuminatum is introduced:

Ligation

This method is generally suitable for patients with small, single, and prominent warts. During the operation, local disinfection and local anesthesia are usually performed first, and then the wart tissue is lifted with tweezers, the root of the wart tissue is clamped with hemostats, and the base of the wart is tied with medical silk thread to complete the operation. Usually, the ligated wart tissue will shrink, dry up, and fall off within 5 days, thus achieving the effect of elimination. Compared with other surgical methods, ligation is simple, easy to operate, and less painful for patients.

Scrape

This method is generally suitable for patients with small wart tissue pedicles that are easier to scrape off. During the operation, first use your left hand to tighten the skin or mucous membrane near the wart tissue, then use a sterilized scraper to forcefully scrape off the wart tissue from the root, then thoroughly remove the remaining lesion tissue near the wound surface, and finally use 33% trichloroacetic acid solution, pure carbonic acid solution or 3% ferric chloride solution to rub the affected area. The scraping method is easy to operate, the patient suffers less pain, and it is easier to leave scars after the operation.

Excision

This method is generally suitable for patients with a single wart tissue with a larger pedicle. The operation should be performed according to the specific situation of the lesion. If only the lesion tissue is removed, the wart tissue is completely removed from the base with a scalpel, and the remaining tissue is processed and disinfected. If the lesion is more serious, the removal of the malignant part other than the lesion tissue will be considered. Because the wart tissue has a larger pedicle and there is a possibility of malignant mutation, this method is difficult to operate, and the patient will have a larger wound after the operation, which is very likely to leave scars.

Condyloma acuminatum is a disease that is very prone to recurrence. After surgery, you should go to the hospital regularly for follow-up examinations and follow-up treatment. You should take good health care measures in your daily life, especially avoiding unclean sex. At the same time, you should also pay attention to the hygiene of your private parts. Maintaining a positive and optimistic attitude is also very important for recovery from the disease.