What are the dangers of cervical warts

Cervical warts are a very harmful disease that can cause great harm, so attention should be paid to early treatment and reasonable methods. Timely treatment is necessary. Failure to treat in time may cause some serious complications, such as cancer and systemic complications, which are extremely harmful, so attention should be paid to early treatment.

Genital warts not only harm one's own health, but also harm the health of others. If the disease is not treated in time, it may even become cancerous. The disease is spontaneous. Many people believe that cervical warts will disappear on their own to a certain extent. In fact, this statement is very wrong, and there is no medical evidence to confirm it. Some scholars have found in placebo-controlled studies that the spontaneous regression rate of cervical warts is almost non-existent. Whether there are other factors that affect it needs further study. The disease may worsen. Most patients with cervical warts do not have obvious symptoms in the early stage of the disease, and then neglect treatment, which is also the reason for the worsening of the disease. The vast majority of cervical warts continue to increase in lesions, the number of lesions increases, and they develop rapidly. In some patients, the lesions increase significantly in a very short period of time and merge into large or diffuse lesions. Very few can develop into giant cervical warts. Some patients' cervical warts lesions develop slowly, but for a long time, only one lesion does not continue to increase, increase, or disappear. It maintains the "status quo" for a long time, and continues to develop after waiting for a certain period of time.

Although it is rare for cervical warts to become cancerous in clinical practice, this possibility cannot be ruled out. Through genetic analysis of the virus that causes the disease, it can be concluded that it may be related to cervical cancer. Since then, a large number of studies on the genetic structure and function, biological behavior, and carcinogenic mechanism of cervical warts DNA (see above) have shown that cervical warts, especially cervical warts, are one of the causes of malignant tumors such as cervical cancer.

To sum up, it can be seen that cervical warts are extremely harmful. If not treated in time, it is very likely to aggravate the condition and even endanger life and health. Therefore, the treatment of the disease must be symptomatic and effective. Do not be careless, which will lead to delaying the best treatment time, which will undoubtedly add greater difficulties to subsequent treatment.