咪喹莫特乳剂的使用方法？咪喹莫特乳剂不洗后果是什么？

Genital herpes is a common clinical transmissible disease, mainly caused by herpes virus infection. The symptoms include redness and swelling of the skin near the genitals or anus, and the occurrence of herpes. It can cause fever, pain, fatigue, etc., which seriously affects the patient's physical and mental health and daily life. However, genital herpes can recur periodically, and the recurrence rate is high after drug withdrawal. There is no clinical method to prevent and control recurrence. Imiquimod emulsion (imiquimod) is a commonly used drug in the clinical treatment of genital warts. It not only has a good therapeutic effect, but also has a good effect in controlling the recurrence of the disease. Some studies have pointed out that it can enhance the body's ability to recognize anti-viral infections and help improve the effect of anti-viral treatment.

How to use imiquimod emulsion?

: Aldara Cream is not intended for oral, ophthalmic, or intravaginal use. Actinic Keratosis: 2 times a week for a full 16 weeks. Superficial basal cell carcinoma: 5 times per week for a full 6 weeks. External genital warts (EGW): 3 times per week until complete clearance or up to 16 weeks.

What are the consequences of not washing imiquimod emulsion?

If you do not cleanse after using imiquimod emulsion, it may cause serious skin reactions such as erosion, edema, erythema, local skin irritation, exfoliation, and exfoliation. If the above reactions occur, the patient can use weak alkali soap and water to wash off the cream. After waiting for the skin reaction to recover, you can resume using imiquimod emulsion. A few people will develop flu-like symptoms after using imiquimod emulsion. Such symptoms can generally heal on their own after stopping the drug.

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