How to eradicate flat warts on the neck

Flat warts on the neck are a very common disease in daily life. It not only causes great harm to the patient's physical health, but also seriously affects their normal life and work. Therefore, it is particularly important to understand relevant knowledge and find scientific and effective treatment methods. Many people do not know how to eradicate flat warts. In fact, this requires choosing appropriate treatment methods based on the patient's own physical condition.

1Everyone is familiar with flat warts. The course of flat warts is very slow, and the fastest treatment time generally takes 2 to 3 months, but as long as it is treated, it will be completely cured. So? Let’s take a look at the analysis by experts from Beijing Deshengmen Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Flat warts are caused by viral infection. They are usually the size of a needle tip to a grain of rice, with a slightly raised, flat-topped papule that is light brown, pink, or normal skin color. They often occur in dense groups or scattered in multiple places, and especially after scratching, they will be distributed in strips along the scratches. What then? Flat warts are a viral skin disease caused by infection with the papillomaviruses HPV3 and HPV5. It manifests as flat papules that are scattered, soft in texture, smooth on top, millet to mung bean in size, light brown or above the skin surface. It is common in exposed areas such as the face and back of the hands, and sometimes the delicate area of ​​the neck is also "maliciously" occupied by it.

2 Pay attention to your diet. Light foods such as vegetables, fruits and various vitamins can be supplemented in appropriate amounts. Avoid tobacco, alcohol, spicy, irritating foods, etc., otherwise it will be detrimental to your recovery. Pay attention to maintaining a happy mood and strengthening exercise. The course of flat warts is very slow. The fastest treatment time generally takes 2 to 3 months, but as long as it is treated, it will be fully recovered. Therefore, during the treatment, the patient must be optimistic, patient and perseverant, and remember not to give up halfway.

3 There are many treatments for flat warts, but not many are effective. Treatment with oral medications or injections can only work through blood circulation, and flat warts should have formed keratinized warts on the surface of the skin. Therefore, oral medications or injections are unlikely to work. Some patients suffer relapses due to incomplete treatment or improper disinfection of clothing and bedding, so disinfection must be performed before treatment to avoid the recurrence of flat warts.