Why do cervical warts occur?

Why do cervical warts occur? With the development of the times, people's minds are becoming more and more open. Nowadays, the incidence of cervical warts is getting higher and higher. This is a contagious disease that can be transmitted through sex, so everyone must take more precautions. So, why do cervical warts occur? Let's take a look.

1. Bad sexual behavior: Most sexually transmitted diseases are caused by bad sexual behavior. If a woman has multiple sexual partners, she is very likely to have cervical warts. A survey shows that those who have had sex with multiple sexual partners are more likely to have cervical warts than those with a single sexual partner. Therefore, in order to ensure health, bad sexual behavior must be strictly prohibited. If you are too young, you must not have sex. If you have cervical warts at a very young age, it will have a serious impact on your future fertility.

2. Low immune function: Patients with low immune function are easily infected by some diseases, such as lupus erythematosus, malignant tumors, kidney transplantation, and the use of glucocorticoids. The incidence and recurrence of cervical warts will increase exponentially, and the warts are also large and difficult to treat. Patients with low immune function must be careful to protect their bodies and take various preventive measures in life, so as to prevent the occurrence of cervical warts.

3. Other sexually transmitted diseases - Other sexually transmitted diseases are also very likely to cause women to suffer from cervical warts. Diseases such as gonorrhea, trichomoniasis, syphilis, fungal infections, etc., can damage the mucosal protective barrier, reduce the ability to resist these infections, and make the local environment of the genitals moist, so that the virus can easily breed and multiply, thus causing women to suffer from cervical warts.

After women are infected with cervical warts, local dampness, heat and chronic irritation often cause them to grow rapidly, forming symptoms of varying sizes of nipple-shaped, cauliflower-shaped, cockscomb-shaped or mushroom-like lesions. Therefore, once symptoms of the disease are discovered, treatment must be actively sought without delaying the best time for treatment.