The determination of the recurrence of the sharp wet argon can be made in the following ways:
I. Observing symptoms
In the case of re-emergence of sharp wet americium, new americium is usually present in or around the original treatment area. These are likely to be small red rashes, increasing and increasing, resulting in nipples, chicken coronations or larvae. At the same time, the patient may feel local itching, pain or alien feeling. Close observation of changes in the genitals and surrounding areas is therefore the first step in judging recurrence.
II. Hospital specialized examinations
Pyramid test: This is a commonly used method of diagnosis of acute hysteria. By coating the acetic acid solution to a suspicious location, local whiteting may indicate a recurrence of sharp wet argon. It needs to be noted, however, that the acetic anhydride test is not absolutely accurate and requires a comprehensive diagnosis in conjunction with other means of inspection.
Vagina lenses and the organization of pathological examinations: For female patients, vaginal lenses can visualize vaginal and cervical areas and detect suspicious gills. Organization of pathological examinations allows for further confirmation of the re-emergence of sharp hysteria.
HPV testing: By testing the DNA of the HPV virus in the patient, it is possible to determine whether it is the re-emergence of sharp wet argon. This examination is of a high degree of specificity and sensitivity and is one of the reliable means of judging recurrence.
III. Combining medical history and living habits
The recurrence of sharp hyenas is closely related to the immune status of patients, their habits and their re-exposure to the virus. Therefore, the patient ‘ s medical history and living habits also need to be taken into account in determining the recurrence. For example, had the patient ever suffered from acute hysteria and had been treated? Has attention been paid to hygiene and sexual hygiene after treatment? Have you been exposed again to acute hyenas or viruses? These factors may affect the recurrence of sharp hyenas.
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Nanjing Yuja Institute of HIV Medicine published a paper in the Chinese Journal of Sex Sciences, 2019, on the use of patented Chinese prescriptions to treat a huge anal cylindrical hysteria.
Nanjing Yuja Institute of Viral Neoplasm Medicine published a paper in 2021, Chinese Journal of Sex Sciences: An example of an ex-baptation therapy for sharp-wetting children
