Can cervical warts be passed on to children?

Cervical warts are familiar to some people, but there are still a large number of people who don't know much about them. Cervical warts are not only very stubborn, but also very easy to recur. Regarding its infectiousness, experts say that if you pay attention to its transmission route, then cervical warts will not be so easy to find yourself. Next, let's take a look at whether cervical warts are contagious.

Experts point out that the main transmission routes of cervical condyloma acuminatum are as follows:

1. Direct sexual contact: This is the most common route of transmission. Most patients with cervical condyloma acuminatum are infected with the disease through sexual contact. The disease is most contagious during an average of 3.5 months, so those who are sexually promiscuous are most likely to be infected with the disease.

2. Mother-to-child transmission: For infants and young children with genital warts, laryngeal papillomatosis, and children's cervical warts, the infection is induced by the fetus passing through the birth canal infected with HPV during delivery or by close contact with the mother after birth.

3. Indirect object infection: Generally speaking, this type of situation is relatively rare, and is often caused by daily necessities such as underwear, bathtubs, bath towels, etc. Only when living with patients with cervical condyloma acuminatum and sharing bathing utensils can you be infected with condyloma acuminatum.

Experts recommend that you pay attention to personal hygiene in your life and avoid infection caused by sexual contact. If you find that you have the disease, you should go to the hospital for treatment in time and don't delay the treatment.