Does Ella’s photodynamic therapy for genital warts hurt?

In life, genital warts are a relatively common disease, but genital warts are not as terrible as everyone imagines. If you choose the right treatment and cooperate with the doctor's active treatment, genital warts can be effectively controlled. Currently, ELLA photodynamic therapy is used to treat genital warts. ELLA photodynamic therapy is currently a very good tool for treating genital warts and reducing recurrences. Does ELLA photodynamic therapy for genital warts hurt?

In fact, photodynamic therapy is not painless, and the pain increases with the number of surgeries. After the treatment, some things will fall off, so the vulva will be very dry and prone to skin damage. Patients who choose photodynamic therapy to treat genital warts are advised to get some special and powerful painkillers in the hospital.

Photodynamic therapy is a commonly used treatment method in clinical practice. Although it can produce certain effects in the treatment of genital warts and has a certain effect in removing surface symptoms, it has no effect on the warts virus in the body and is prone to cause side effects such as skin allergies, redness, swelling, and even ulcers. In addition, patients may have a high recurrence rate after treatment, and repeated recurrence treatment requires patients to undergo multiple treatments. At the same time, it takes a long time to recover from photodynamic treatment of genital warts, and the cost of treatment is high.

Notes on photodynamic therapy:

1. It is recommended to use carbon dioxide laser or freezing to remove the obvious warts visible to the naked eye, and then choose photodynamic therapy. This can reduce the cost of treatment and shorten the treatment time.

2. Genital warts in special areas (such as warts occurring around the urethral opening, inside the urethra, and around the openings of vulvar glands) can be directly treated with photodynamic therapy.

3. For patients who have repeated relapses after local carbon dioxide laser or cryotherapy, local photodynamic therapy is recommended 2-3 times.

4. After conventional treatment, you can choose photodynamic therapy 2-3 times for consolidation treatment to prevent recurrence.

5. Generally, after three sessions of photodynamic therapy, the recurrence rate of warts is less than 10%.

Precautions for Ella's photodynamic therapy for urethral warts.

1. Do not drink a lot of water before treatment.

2. Occasionally there will be slight burning pain within 5 minutes before the treatment, which is a normal reaction and will disappear after 5-10 minutes.

3. After treatment, you should drink more water and urinate more frequently. Some patients may experience mild erosion locally, so the lesions should be kept clean and dry. If you experience other adverse reactions, you should consult the photodynamic therapy medical staff in time.

4. Sexual intercourse is prohibited during treatment, and sexual partners should be treated at the same time.

5. Follow the doctor's instructions for treatment, once a week for three consecutive weeks, and maintain regular follow-up visits.

6. During the treatment, you should quit smoking and drinking, pay attention to the combination of work and rest, avoid spicy and stimulating food, and maintain a good mood.

7. See a doctor promptly for the next treatment.