Share the Chinese medicine formula for treating HPV

HPV is a viral infection. If you want to treat this disease, you must take certain treatment measures, otherwise the disease will not get better on its own. Some people like to use Western medicine to treat the disease, while others prefer to use Chinese medicine. Western medicine works faster, but it has great side effects. Traditional Chinese medicine has fewer side effects for people, but the effect is very slow. Here I would like to share with you a traditional Chinese medicine formula for treating HPV.

Treatment method: The principle is to eliminate HPV and avoid long-term infection that leads to the occurrence of high-grade cervical lesions. There are many methods for treating cervical HPV at present, including Western medicine: interferon suppositories, effervescent tablets, and Chinese medicine: Baofukang suppositories, and Paitling.

Suggestion: Combining Chinese and Western medicine will have better effects. Interferon suppository + Patlin, one increases local immunity, and the other eliminates HPV. Go to the hospital for a follow-up check after three months. Even if the result turns negative, you should have another check-up after six months, or follow the doctor's advice.

HPV vaccine is not available now. HPV vaccine is only for people who are not infected with HPV. You can get the vaccine after your body turns negative. 90% of HPV is directly transmitted. During treatment, do not have sexual intercourse to avoid infection. Use your own towel and basin separately, relax, keep regular schedule, do not drink alcohol, and eat less spicy food and seafood.

The traditional Chinese medicine preparation Patling is specifically designed to target the HPV virus, but its formula is confidential and not everyone can know it. It consists of more than 20 Chinese herbal medicines including Brucea javanica, Cnidium monnieri, Honeysuckle, Folium Isatidis, and Hedyotis diffusa.

Genital warts are also caused by HPV infection, but most of them are caused by low-risk virus infection. If there are warts, the most common treatments are physical treatments such as laser and freezing. In clinical work, laser and freezing can indeed remove visible warts more quickly, and the depth and range of removal can also be effectively controlled. The choice between the two is often determined based on the doctor's own experience. However, it is almost impossible to cure genital warts simply by repeated laser burning or freezing.

This often results in many cases becoming more serious as the condition worsens, not only causing the adverse consequence of scar contracture, but also causing the warts to spread over a large area. Since each physical operation to destroy warts has the potential to inoculate the virus into the surrounding normal skin and form new potential lesions, when the existing warts are cleared and repaired, there is often a false illusion of cure, but new warts will appear as the potential lesions continue to proliferate. However, the treatment of genital warts with traditional Chinese medicine is different. Traditional Chinese medicine has always emphasized "treating both the symptoms and the root causes, curing the disease and eliminating the root cause". The same is true for genital warts. According to the individual's condition and physical condition, reasonable prescriptions and medications are used to gradually achieve the goal of cure.