Can cervical warts be transmitted through blood?

I believe that everyone is familiar with cervical warts. The treatment of cervical warts is a topic that most patients pay more attention to, because it is highly contagious and must be treated in time after being infected. It can be transmitted through the blood. So what are the causes of cervical warts? The following experts will describe it in detail for you.

Immune function: Data show that the incidence and recurrence rate of cervical warts are significantly increased in individuals with low immunity, such as those with kidney transplantation, malignant tumors, diabetes, AIDS, immunosuppressive chemotherapy and glucocorticoid use, and the warts are also larger in size.

Indirect transmission: Some patients with cervical condyloma are infected with human papillomavirus through indirect channels, most commonly through daily necessities such as underwear, bath towels, and bathtubs. In addition, travelers should also pay great attention. Avoid using daily necessities used by others. Cervical condyloma is caused by human papillomavirus infection, which can cause warts of various shapes to grow on women's labia majora, vaginal opening, urethral opening, vaginal wall, etc. At the same time, the virus can also infect the cervix and cause cervicitis. People do not pay enough attention to this. Many patients only focus on the treatment of obvious warts on the vulva, but ignore the hidden dangers caused by the virus invading the cervix.

The above is a detailed introduction, I hope it will be helpful to you. If you have cervical warts, you must seek timely treatment. When treating cervical warts, you must find and treat them early to recover as soon as possible.