Can cervical genital ulcer be cured?

Cervical edema is a relatively serious gynecological disease in women.

1. Cryotherapy

It is a commonly used treatment method in dermatology. It uses liquid nitrogen or carbon dioxide dry ice to freeze skin lesions, causing local edema and necrosis of the skin lesions to achieve the purpose of treatment. Genital warts are caused by infection with the genital warts virus, leading to benign hyperplasia of the skin and mucous membranes. It has a large number of small blood vessels that proliferate rapidly. The freezing method can be used to freeze the warts, causing local severe edema of the tissue, thereby destroying the warts. The biggest advantage of cryotherapy is that it leaves no local traces. It can be treated with spray or direct contact, and is suitable for flat and smaller warts.

2. Laser Treatment

It is a commonly used method for treating genital warts in dermatology and venereology. Its characteristic is that it works quickly and the warts can fall off at the time of treatment. The most commonly used method is carbon dioxide laser, which burns the warts and usually removes them in one treatment. However, because the laser beam is too concentrated, laser treatment is only suitable for genital warts that are not too large. If the warts are large, laser treatment will easily lead to recurrence.

3. Microwave therapy

It is a treatment method that emerged after entering the 1990s. Its principle is to use the high-frequency vibration of microwaves to evaporate the moisture inside the warts, causing them to necrotize and fall off. The characteristics of microwave treatment are that the warts are completely destroyed and are not prone to recurrence, but the wound recovers slowly and is prone to secondary infection. Therefore, microwave therapy is particularly suitable for treating large, isolated, and scattered warts. At the same time, it should be kept away from the frenulum of the foreskin to prevent damage to the frenulum and affect male sexual function.

4. Electric cautery

It is an older treatment method. In the past, dermatologists often used high-frequency electric knives or electric soldering irons to burn common warts, moles, and other skin growths. Its characteristics are simple operation and quick effect. The high-frequency electric knife can directly remove and dry the warts, and the treatment is more thorough. However, the healing of the ulcer surface after electric cauterization is slow. In summary, electric cautery treatment can be used to treat any genital warts, but it has high technical requirements for the operator. Excessive or insufficient cauterization is harmful. At the same time, pay attention to aseptic operation to prevent infection.