What are the complications caused by cervical warts?

What are the complications of cervical warts? To prevent gynecological diseases, correct conditioning knowledge and healthy living habits are the most effective. Many people only realize how unhealthy their past habits were after they have gynecological diseases. What are the complications of this disease? Let's take a closer look.

1. Bacterial infection Secondary bacterial infection after local treatment of cervical warts is one of the most common complications in the treatment of cervical warts. The clinical manifestations of secondary bacterial infection mainly occur in the treated area. In mild cases, there is local redness and swelling, a small amount of secretion, and slight pain; in severe cases, there is local redness and swelling, suppuration, and obvious pain; in severe cases, local lymph node enlargement, pain, fever and other systemic discomfort may occur.

2. Bleeding and erosion of the wound surface After the removal of cervical warts by corrosive drug therapy, cryotherapy and laser therapy, the wound surface may suffer from erosion and bleeding of varying degrees

(1) Erosion is characterized by the absence of normal epidermis, with a moist surface exposed, the base and edge of the skin are red, and there is varying amounts of exudate. Bleeding may be more obvious, such as damage to larger blood vessels, or less obvious, such as a small amount of oozing blood, and blood stains or blood scabs on the gauze, underwear, and local area of ​​the wound.

(2) Causes of erosion or bleeding: Erosion occurs after treatment with corrosive drugs. After the drugs are used to remove cervical warts, erosion of varying degrees will occur. In severe cases, ulcers may occur. This is caused by the properties of the drugs themselves.

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