How to treat plantar warts on hands

Hand plantar warts can be treated by a variety of methods, such as drug therapy, cryotherapy, laser therapy, surgical excision, etc.

1. Drug treatment

can be prescribed to use topical drugs, such as vitamin A cream, imiquimod cream, etc., through the role of drugs to inhibit the proliferation of viruses and excessive keratinization, to promote the gradual regression of warts. However, drug treatment usually takes a long time to adhere to the use, and the effect may vary according to individual differences.

2. Cryotherapy

uses low temperature of liquid nitrogen to necrotize and exfoliate wart tissue. This is a more commonly used method, but it may cause pain, blisters, pigmentation and other adverse reactions. After treatment, it may need to be repeated many times to ensure complete removal of warts.

3. Laser treatment

accurately destroys wart tissue through laser energy. It has the advantages of short treatment time and relatively good effect, but it may also lead to pain, slow wound healing, etc., and there is also a certain recurrence rate

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However, the surgical trauma is relatively large, scars may be left after surgery, and there is a certain risk of infection.