How are cervical warts formed?

Among cervical diseases, people may often ignore cervical condyloma acuminatum. However, cervical condyloma acuminatum should not be ignored, so let's learn about what cervical condyloma acuminatum is and how to treat it.

Experts say that cervical condylomata are usually caused by condylomata virus. After the cervical columnar epithelium is infected with the virus, it causes lesions in the cervical mucosa. The cervix produces papillary and wart-like particles of varying sizes, which are densely packed together or scattered. They are gray or dark red in appearance and soft to the touch. Clinically, cervical condylomata are usually multiple. In addition to the cervix, the vulva, vagina and anus can also be affected. For example, they are more common during pregnancy and can disappear on their own after delivery.

In addition, gynecological experts said that cervical condyloma acuminatum is a sexually transmitted disease caused by human papillomavirus infection, so it is a special cervical disease. This virus can not only affect the cervix, but also the vulva, forming cauliflower-like hyperplasia. So for the treatment of this disease, if it grows warts, all warts can be sawed off with laser or LEEP surgery.

In addition, because this disease is a viral infection, systemic medication is necessary, and the recurrence rate of this disease is very high, so it is not that after a single treatment, laser or surgery, it will never recur. Patients need to be followed up and continue to persist after one month to see if there are any new warts. In addition, systemic medication must control the virus and eliminate the virus to prevent recurrence. Under normal circumstances, after the patient has completed the treatment and the warts have been eliminated, after systemic medication, there will be no recurrence within 3-6 months, which is called complete diagnosis and treatment.

Experts remind: pay attention to personal hygiene, do not share daily necessities such as towels, underwear, bathtubs, etc., and avoid unclean sexual intercourse and promiscuity, so as to prevent cervical condyloma acuminatum.