What are the typical symptoms of latent cervical warts?

The incubation period of cervical warts is 3 weeks to 8 months, with an average of 3 months. Symptoms of cervical warts are more common in young women. The average course of the disease is 3-5 months for male and female patients, and the disease will occur shortly after sexual contact. In this case, the incubation period of cervical warts is quite short. What are the symptoms of the incubation period of cervical warts?

When the incubation period of cervical warts reaches a certain extent, they will break out. At the beginning of the outbreak, erythema and papule-like skin growths will grow around the anus, clitoris, labia and other parts, accompanied by varying degrees of itching, tingling, and foul odor. The appearance of warts on the vulva may be caused by cervical warts. Patients infected with cervical warts generally do not feel any discomfort, and will not cause pain or discomfort when urinating, nor will they develop ulcers on the vulva. It occurs quietly and gradually increases until one day the patient intentionally or unintentionally notices the appearance of small warts on the vulva.

What complications may occur during the latent period of cervical warts?

(1) Ulcers and bleeding: Symptoms of the latent period of cervical warts. After the lesions grow larger and more numerous, the harm of cervical warts can cause local foreign bodies and discomfort. Since the disease sites are mostly in the urethra, labia, vagina, perianal area, etc., these areas are easily infected by microorganisms, leading to ulcers, suppuration, bleeding, pain and swelling in the lesion sites.

(2) Infecting infants and affecting the quality of fertility: Pregnant women with genital warts may infect their infants through the birth canal during delivery, causing biting and respiratory warts in infants.

(3) Papillomas in non-genital areas: Through direct contact or indirect contact with contaminated objects, the harm of latent warts in the cervical condyloma can lead to papillomas of the conjunctiva and papillomas of the oral mucosa.

What are the symptoms of cervical warts during the incubation period? The above has been clearly introduced. Reminder: It is difficult to detect the HPV virus during the incubation period of cervical warts, so it is impossible to exclude cervical warts. Only when the HPV virus in the body reaches a certain amount, it is possible to be found to be infected with cervical warts through high-end instruments.