Patient's question:
How to solve the problem of warts on a child's legs that have grown for three and a half weeks? What treatment methods can be used to ensure the child doesn't suffer?Doctor's answer:
Warts, also known as verrucae, are caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV) and can be spread through direct or indirect contact. Trauma or skin irritation are also important factors in HPV infection. It is recommended to treat them with traditional Chinese medicine. Use Radix Isatidis or Sophora Flavescens tablets, add 1500-2000ml of water, decoct after removing the residue, and reduce to about 500ml. You can first steam and then wash. Soak the affected area with warm medicinal water 1-2 times a day for 15-20 minutes each time. You can use gauze dipped in medicine to gently scrub, without scratching the skin. A course of treatment consists of 7 applications. Generally, the wart will fall off after one week, and then alternate for another week to consolidate the effect.