What are the early symptoms of cervical warts?

People are not unfamiliar with cervical genital warts, but they do not have a clear understanding of the symptoms of cervical genital warts. If people can know the early manifestations of the symptoms of cervical genital warts, it will play a very important role in the treatment of genital warts. Next, let's take a look at the early manifestations of the symptoms of cervical genital warts.

In the early stage of cervical condyloma acuminatum, herpes, hardness, ulcers, warts, etc. can appear in front of the genitals. However, not every patient can see these early symptoms. If the early symptoms of cervical condyloma acuminatum are secondary infection, there will also be a foul odor. Some patients without obvious symptoms may show subclinical infection or latent (hidden) infection.

Some women have very subtle symptoms after contracting STDs; some people develop herpes and ulcers in hidden areas, such as the female vagina and the male foreskin; some STDs (such as syphilis) can first show up clearly in the body, such as the lips and pharynx. Therefore, if there are no symptoms in the genital area, it may mean that there is no STD; people who do not show obvious symptoms can still transmit STDs. Therefore, if you have genital discomfort, you should go to the hospital for examination.

Do you now have a preliminary understanding of the symptoms of cervical warts? I hope this article can help you increase your vigilance against cervical warts.