Treatment of warts

Warts appear on the skin as a result of the influenceon the cells of the papilloma virus, which forces them to multiply actively. The disease enters the body of a healthy person even through minor micro-trauma. To a healthy person, an ailment is transmitted through a patient with papilloma and his personal belongings, as well as animals. The virus can "live" on the handrails of public transport, door handles, swimming pools, toilets, gyms, etc. Non-observance of the simplest rules of personal hygiene can also lead to the development of the disease. Treatment of warts must begin immediately immediately after their detection.

From the moment of infection with the virus and before the appearance of the firstsigns of the disease can go from four to six months. Condylomas not only cause cosmetic discomfort, they are capable of causing a certain harm to the body with little mechanical effect. That is why the treatment of warts should be done in a timely manner.

The place of dislocation of neoplasms can be the mostvarious: face, hands, fingers, hands, legs, mucous, feet, genitals, mouth. Condylomas are of several types: multiple, single. Also, neoplasms can be combined into infected heaps, fusing together.

It is recommended to start treatment of warts as early as possible if the following problems exist:

• the neoplasm causes pain;
• a wart is a cosmetic defect;
• when the size, shape and color of condyloma change;
• If neoplasms actively multiply on the body.

Treatment of warts should not be done on its own, as with illiterate removal it is possible to infect an infection in the blood. And this will cause an increase in genital warts throughout the body.

Today, in medicine,received treatment of warts with liquid nitrogen. This relatively new method allows almost painless removal of the tumor with the help of a low temperature, provoking the death of condyloma due to its deep freezing. Removal of liquid nitrogen is carried out using a special applicator. The wart is treated, after which a spatula with an active substance is applied to it under slight pressure. Usually the freezing time takes no more than thirty seconds. As a result, the wart begins to gradually pale, and then becomes completely dense and white at all. A minute after freezing, the edema appears on the burning site and swelling occurs, and after a few hours - an epidermal bladder with hemorrhagic or serous contents that lasts for about five days on the skin. It gradually decreases in size, and in its place there is a dense crust. After 10 days, it is torn off, leaving a pink little spot. Typically, the procedure is repeated three to five times with an interval of 5 days.

Flat warts are most commonly found inyoung people and children. They slightly rise above the surface of the skin and have a rounded shape. The size of such condylomas is from 5 to 8 millimeters, the color is from corpulent to yellowish-brown. Warts can appear both in solitary and plural. Usually neoplasms are formed when immunity is weakened. The incubation period lasts a couple of months. Flat warts provoke the itching of the skin, forcing a person to comb the condylomas. Herniation of neoplasms is not observed.

Treatment of flat warts

To get rid of a defect, you need to turn toan experienced dermatologist. There are a number of folk methods aimed at removing warts. However, they are not recommended for use without consulting a doctor. Flat warts quite often do not protrude above the skin. This circumstance significantly reduces the probability of their removal without the use of special equipment. Therefore, in the first thing you need to contact the clinic for advice.