What are the effects of cervical warts on pregnancy?

Cervical warts themselves are actually not that scary. Many people may suffer from them, and the treatment is very easy. However, they are prone to relapse within a period of time. Young women with cervical warts should think more when they want to have children. We know that cervical warts are highly contagious. If they are transmitted to the baby, it will be bad. Female patients who have this idea must read the analysis below and seriously consider the question of whether they can get pregnant with cervical warts.

According to a report from abroad, cervical warts are often easy to coexist with other sexually transmitted diseases. Among patients, 20% have gonorrhea, 18% have candidal infection, 16% have trichomoniasis, and a few patients are prone to itching. Cervical warts can invade any part of the vulva, so when itching occurs, there will often be damage to the vulva, so it is easy to get infected after sexual intercourse. In women, the lesions can easily spread to the periphery of the muscular door. Most lesions are asymptomatic at the beginning, with occasional itching and bleeding due to scratching. So can women with cervical warts get pregnant? Experts say that if the cervical warts occur in the vulva, they are relatively small and generally will not affect normal conception.

However, if the non-genital warts are large, they are often accompanied by foul-smelling secretions, which can easily cause psychological disorders or loss of libido. If the genital warts on the cervix are clustered and block the cervix, it will affect the movement of sperm and thus affect the normal conception of women, but it is generally temporary and pregnancy is completely possible if it can be actively cured.

Cervical warts occurring on the vulva do not affect conception if they are small and scattered. Unless the warts are large, close to the vaginal opening, and have foul-smelling secretions, causing psychological disorders or loss of libido, they can cause temporary infertility. When the warts on the cervix gather into clumps and block the uterine opening, affecting the movement of sperm, they will affect conception, but they are all temporary infertility and can still become pregnant after recovery. For women who have cervical warts and are already pregnant, they must pay attention to pregnancy checkups at this time.

Cervical warts are very harmful. It is best not to have a child before the disease is completely cured to avoid causing harm to the child. For women who become pregnant after the disease, they should pay attention to regular prenatal check-ups at the hospital and pay close attention to the health of themselves and their children.