How to prevent cervical warts

To prevent cervical warts, we must talk about the transmission routes of cervical warts. There are many transmission routes of cervical warts, such as direct transmission, indirect transmission, mother-to-child transmission, allogeneic inoculation, autologous inoculation or medical transmission. Therefore, prevention should be carried out from the following aspects.

1. More than half of cervical warts are transmitted through sexual intercourse. If one party is infected, it is very likely that the other party will be infected through sexual intercourse. Therefore, improving sexual morality and not engaging in extramarital sex are important aspects of prevention. For unmarried people, it is important to enhance awareness of sexually transmitted diseases and improve sexual morality. If the spouse is ill, sexual intercourse should be prohibited. If necessary, the other party can be examined. Patients should be reviewed regularly after treatment.

2. Cervical warts can be transmitted through shared underwear, bathtubs, swimming pools, etc. Therefore, do not wear other people's underwear and avoid swimming in swimming pools with high population density and poor disinfection.

3. Pay attention to personal hygiene and keep clothes clean.

4. To avoid fetal infection during delivery, pregnant women can choose cesarean section and avoid bathing in the same basin with the baby.

5. It is recommended that patients go to a regular hospital for treatment to avoid nosocomial infection.