What to do if your baby has flat warts

Flat warts are a skin disease that is extremely harmful to health. They can cause serious skin problems and create a great physical burden on patients. Flat warts in babies are the most harmful and can directly hinder the baby's physical development. Therefore, if a baby has flat warts, it must be dealt with in a timely manner. Let's take a look at what to do if a baby has flat warts?

Generally, flat warts are considered to be typical symptoms caused by viral infection. It is recommended to consider using some antiviral drugs for treatment. It is recommended that in the baby's case, you can consider using some antiviral ganciclovir tablets or ribavirin tablets for oral treatment. Of course, you can also consider using some ganciclovir ointment for external treatment.

Traditional methods of treating flat warts

1. Surgical excision to treat flat warts. Dermatologists do not recommend surgical removal of flat warts. This is because surgery often does not cut cleanly, and recurrence is likely to occur, leaving scars that make continued treatment more difficult.

2. Corrosive drugs are used to treat flat warts. This method is not recommended because most warts will naturally disappear within 1-2 years, hence the saying "thousand-day warts"; and even if corrosive drugs are used, warts may still recur. Especially warts on the face will leave scars and affect the appearance.

Precautions for the treatment of flat warts

1. If flat warts are found, they should be treated promptly. Do not scratch or pick at the warts, and do not scrub them excessively. Be cautious about traumatic treatments.

2. Pay attention to personal hygiene, avoid sharing cleaning utensils with others; stay away from hormone drugs.

3. Avoid smoking, drinking, and spicy food; eat more vegetables and fruits, and supplement with multiple vitamins.

4. Maintain a happy mood and strengthen physical exercise. Because flat warts have a slow course, treatment generally takes 2 to 3 months, or even longer. However, the rash will flatten and disappear after treatment without leaving any traces. Therefore, you must be optimistic, patient, and perseverant during treatment.