How to treat male warts?

Male genital warts are one of the more common sexually transmitted diseases in today's society. They are highly contagious. Common symptoms include local pain or itching. In addition, sexually active young and middle-aged men are more susceptible to the disease. Usually, genital warts can be completely cured if they are discovered and treated early, but they are difficult to detect in the early stages because there are no special symptoms. I believe that most people are very interested in how to treat genital warts. Now I will show you how to treat male genital warts.

(1) Podophyllum resin This treatment is suitable for wet warts in moist areas, such as wet warts on the glans penis caused by excessive foreskin but without circumcision. Apply 20% podophyllum resin tincture to the skin damage, or use an oily antibacterial ointment to protect the normal skin or mucous membrane around the skin damage before applying the medicine. Wash with 30% boric acid water or soapy water 4 to 6 hours after application. Repeat the medication after 3 days if necessary. This drug is the first choice for the treatment of this disease abroad, and it can usually be cured after one use.

(2) Currently, antiviral drugs are mainly macrocyclic triterpenes. The main treatment principle is that macrocyclic triterpenes can kill HPV viruses hidden in the skin and mucous membranes. The treatment course of this type of drug is long, and the warts fall off slowly, but the recurrence rate is very low.

(3) Corrosive agents or disinfectants: 30% to 50% trichloroacetic acid, saturated dichloroacetic acid, or 18% peracetic acid are commonly used. Use 10% salicylic acid, glacial acetic acid, or a 100ml mixed solution of 40% formaldehyde, 2% liquefied phenol, and 75% ethanol distilled water, apply it locally, and apply it to the glans penis and perianal wet warts once a day or every other day. The effect is very good. Disinfectants can be applied externally with 20% iodine tincture, or injected with 2.5% to 5% iodine tincture at the base of the wart, or applied externally with new gentamicin, or applied externally with 0.1% to 0.2%. The latter needs to be combined with systemic treatment.

(4) Anticancer drugs ①5-fluorouracil (5-Fu) 2.5% to 5% fluorouracil wet compresses are used to treat penile and perianal condylar warts. Polyethylene glycol can also be used as a base, and 5% of 5-Fu powder can be added to make suppositories to treat male urethral condylar warts. 5-Fu base injection can also be used, and more can be injected in batches. ②Thiotepa?? Mainly used for urethral condylar warts that have failed to be treated with 5-Fu, with side effects such as urethritis. 10mg of this product can also be added to 10ml of saline to soak the affected area to treat male penile and glans glans coronal sulcus warts. It is mainly used for those who still have residual warts or relapses after other treatments. You can also dilute this solution twice and soak the area to prevent recurrence. ③ Colchicine can be applied externally with a 2% to 8% saline solution to treat penile warts, which can cause superficial erosion.

In the above article, I have briefly introduced how to treat male warts. The treatment methods adopted for different patient conditions are also different. It must be examined by an authoritative tertiary hospital and treated according to the patient's condition. Pay attention to a light diet in daily life, avoid emotional irritability, and do not have sexual behavior. I wish you good health.