Patient's question:
When does genital warts become particularly noticeable in a few months?Doctor's answer:
Genital warts will have a portion of the virus in the patient's lymph nodes and ganglia in a dormant state in the early stage of onset. Only by eliminating this portion of the virus can it be considered a treatment for genital warts. Genital warts are caused by viral infection and are prone to recurrence. Conventional methods are generally not easy to treat thoroughly. Choosing some distinctive treatment methods, the principle is: local medication, applying the medication several times a day. Ordinary genital warts can be cured in about a week, while perianal warts take longer to treat than ordinary genital warts, but persistent treatment can still achieve complete cure. No need for systemic treatments such as taking medication, injections, or intravenous fluids. Laser and cryotherapy are conventional physical methods that treat symptoms but not the root cause. Used alone, they often recur in the short term and can be combined with wound medication to achieve a complete cure.