The treatment of sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) cannot be generalized, as different STDs require different treatment approaches, and there are many types of STDs with completely distinct treatment methods.

Some STDs are caused by viral infections and require antiviral medication for treatment.

Other STDs result from bacterial infections or other pathogens, typically necessitating the use of antimicrobial and antibacterial drugs.

Furthermore, some STDs, like genital warts, are primarily treated with physical therapy, usually without the need for oral or topical medications for follow-up treatment.

Therefore, before treatment, it is crucial to identify the specific type of STD and select a targeted treatment plan based on the disease.