Is vaginal warts in women easy to treat?

Sometimes, it is not necessary to have sexual intercourse to get infected with a sexually transmitted disease. It may be transmitted through some windows in the body through blood. The transmission of sexually transmitted diseases basically occurs in public places or during sexual intercourse. Genital warts are a common sexually transmitted disease. Let us learn about some of the things that need to be paid attention to during the treatment of genital warts.

1. Patients with genital warts should refrain from sexual intercourse during treatment

Patients with genital warts, especially when the warts have not completely subsided, should refrain from sexual intercourse to prevent the condition from worsening and the genital warts from spreading or being transmitted to other people. If after treatment, the lesions of genital warts disappear for more than a month, there is no recurrence of genital warts and no new lesions, people should use condoms during sexual intercourse to prevent infection and control the frequency of sexual intercourse.

2. After being diagnosed with genital warts, routine examinations for other STDs should be performed

Patients with genital warts should also undergo examinations for related sexually transmitted diseases, especially syphilis, gonorrhea, NGU, genital herpes, chancroid, AIDS and other sexually transmitted diseases. If any related diseases are found, they should be treated together. This is one of the preventive measures for genital warts

3. Check for other local infections

Patients with genital warts may have certain local infections, such as fungal infection, Trichomonas infection, bacterial infection, etc. Women in particular should be checked for fungal vaginitis, Trichomonas vaginitis or bacterial vaginosis and receive corresponding treatment. This is what you should pay attention to in preventing genital warts.

The above is an introduction to the precautions for genital warts. I hope everyone will actively take preventive measures to reduce the incidence rate.

As long as you follow the precautions introduced by the editor and then actively cooperate with the treatment, basically all sexually transmitted diseases can be cured. During the treatment period, you should also go to the hospital for regular checkups, which can help you understand the progress of your disease. It is also very important to regulate your own illness.