What is the chance of recurrence of cervical warts?

There are three main factors for the recurrence of cervical warts. One is the improper treatment of cervical warts, specifically the failure to take correct treatment measures. The second is the factors of cervical warts themselves. Finally, there are many causes of cervical warts, and cervical warts patients themselves do not pay attention to them. Below, the factors for the recurrence of cervical warts are summarized in detail:

1. Incomplete treatment: Many patients think they are cured when their symptoms disappear after a period of treatment, and forget the doctor's instructions for regular follow-up visits, thus giving up treatment halfway.

2. Irregular treatment: There are many kinds of drugs used for local treatment of cervical warts, but local medications can only work on the eroded surface. The surface seems to heal in the short term, but because the basic lesions are not resolved, they will soon relapse.

3. Repeated artificial abortion: The cervix is ​​damaged during artificial abortion. If artificial abortion is repeated, the cervix will be damaged many times, which is also one of the reasons for the recurrence of cervical condyloma.

4. Frequent sexual life: During the treatment period, since the wound has not yet completely healed, it is not advisable to have sexual life, otherwise the efficacy will be reduced or even ineffective; people who have excessively frequent sexual life after treatment are also the cause of recurrent cervical warts.

5. Misuse of vaginal medicines: Some patients suffer from cervical warts and vaginal warts at the same time. Because they have not received good treatment, long-term misuse of vaginal cleaning and smearing medicines can lead to vaginal flora imbalance and acid-base imbalance, thus causing repeated attacks of cervical warts and long-term treatment failure.

The harm of cervical warts mentioned mainly refers to the later stage. Generally speaking, the main harm of cervical warts can be manifested in infertility and complications. Among them, cervical cancer is the most serious complication. Therefore, it is recommended to treat cervical warts in the early or middle stage.