Is laser treatment of common warts painful? HOW DOES IT PERFORM?

There are many ways to treat common warts, and the treatment should be determined by a doctor. Laser treatment for common warts is actually a relatively mature treatment method. There will be some tingling sensation during the treatment, which is acceptable to most people, so there is no need to use anesthetics.

1. Reduce infection: The laser energy is concentrated and quickly removes the warts, while blocking the rich blood vessels at the root of the warts, reducing bleeding and the chance of infection and recurrence. The treatment effect is very obvious.

2. No impact on life and work: The treatment is superficial, safe, rapid, thorough, leaves no scars, has no side effects, and does not affect the patient's normal study and work.

3. High cure rate: 95% of patients will be cured after one treatment. Some patients will relapse within 1-3 months after laser treatment and can be treated again.

Wart-pushing method for common warts

1. Disinfect the area with iodine tincture. Tighten the skin near the wart with one hand, and use the iodine tincture stick with the other hand to push in the opposite direction from the root of the wart. Start slowly, and when the wart and normal skin are peeled off, speed up to make the wart fall off at once. After the wart is pushed away, scrape the bottom of the wart a few times with a scraper, and apply 2% gentian violet solution externally.

2. Take an appropriate amount of Brucea javanica seeds, mash them into a paste and apply to the affected area, apply corn plaster externally, and change it every 2 days until the wart falls off. Use 2 to 3 fresh Patchouli leaves daily, rub the affected area for 3 to 5 minutes. Try it for 11 to 26 days until it disappears or falls off.