Can cervical precancerous lesions be cured?

Sanqi powder cannot treat psoriasis alone, but may be used as an adjunctive therapy alongside standard medical treatment. Psoriasis is a complex autoimmune disease with unclear etiology, requiring standardized therapies to regulate immune dysfunction and alleviate skin inflammation. The primary effect of Sanqi powder is promoting blood circulation and resolving blood stasis; however, it lacks direct immunomodulatory effects or the ability to suppress inflammatory skin lesions, making it insufficient as a standalone cure for this condition.

In general, it is not recommended to consume salted meat that has been frozen for two years, as quality deterioration and safety risks may exist even if the appearance seems normal. In daily life, it is advisable to store salted meat in the freezer for no more than 6 to 12 months, ensuring it is tightly sealed to prevent odor transfer and moisture loss. After purchasing salted meat, it should be consumed as soon as possible, with preference given to freshly cured products.

Complete eradication of cutaneous hemangiomas requires selecting an appropriate treatment approach based on the specific characteristics of the lesion. Common methods include local injection therapy, laser therapy, surgical excision, oral medication, and cryotherapy. Standardized treatment can effectively eliminate the lesion and reduce the risk of recurrence. If a cutaneous hemangioma rapidly increases in size, ulcerates, or affects appearance and function, prompt medical evaluation is recommended.

Conventional wet dressing is suitable for superficial and small-sized hemangiomas. First, clean the hemangioma and surrounding skin. Use sterile gauze or a cotton swab dipped in an appropriate amount of medication solution to evenly cover the surface of the lesion, ensuring the gauze is thoroughly moistened. Then gently secure it with medical tape to prevent detachment. The duration of each wet dressing should strictly follow medical instructions, typically lasting 10–15 minutes.

Cases requiring fewer treatment sessions are mostly superficial, small-sized hemangiomas with lighter color. These lesions are located superficially, allowing the cryogenic energy to fully affect the abnormal blood vessels. Each treatment session can effectively destroy part of the affected tissue, and after repeating treatments at intervals of several weeks, the lesion can subside and the skin can return to normal within 1–3 sessions, with a low probability of subsequent recurrence.

Hemangiomas that have existed for decades can usually be cured. Most long-standing hemangiomas are benign lesions. With proper treatment, they can be effectively removed or controlled, especially when there is no malignancy, rupture, or other risks. Some asymptomatic and stable hemangiomas may even require no special treatment. However, if a hemangioma increases in size, causes pain, or ulcerates, prompt medical attention is recommended.

Topical application of eye drops is generally not curative for infantile hemangiomas. The main effect of applying eye drops externally is to inhibit the growth of the hemangioma and promote lesion regression. In most cases, this can significantly reduce or fade the hemangioma, but it rarely eliminates the lesion completely, and some minor vascular traces may remain. If the hemangioma continues to grow rapidly or develops ulceration after treatment, prompt medical consultation is recommended.

In most cases, there is no need for excessive concern. Common benign vascular tumors in infants and young children, such as superficial infantile hemangiomas and cherry angiomas, do not invade surrounding tissues or undergo malignant transformation. These types of vascular tumors either regress spontaneously or can be completely cured with proper treatment, having minimal impact on health. They may only affect appearance when located in visible areas, but do not pose a threat to life.