Is there a high chance that cervical warts will heal on their own?

In this era, various diseases come with it. Even though medicine is developed, there are still many problems that cannot be completely solved. For example, cervical warts are skin diseases caused by human papillomavirus infection. This virus mainly exists in the skin around the infected area, not in human blood. It will slowly multiply in the human body and finally manifest itself externally. It can be transmitted to others through sexual intercourse, and can also be transmitted through toilets, bathtubs, etc. So can this disease be cured by itself?

Cervical warts with obvious symptoms: Rice-sized warts will appear on the patient's skin surface, which will grow over time and can reach a diameter of more than 10 centimeters. They also grow rapidly, and some will be as big as cauliflower. Cervical warts with less obvious symptoms: In the early stage of cervical warts, if the symptoms of cervical warts are not obvious, uncomfortable symptoms such as vulvar itching, burning pain, or pain after sexual intercourse will occur. Multiple squamous epithelial hyperplasia, at first, is scattered or clustered pink and white small papillary warts, which are soft and have fine finger-like protrusions. After enlargement, they become cockscomb-shaped, cauliflower-shaped, and mulberry-shaped.

Cervical warts have a high recurrence rate after various treatments, and the exact cause of recurrence is not yet fully understood. So far, treatment can only remove the exogenous warts, and no drug or method can effectively remove or kill the human papillomavirus, which may be the main factor in recurrence.

Judging from the clinical occurrence patterns of cervical warts, the possibility of self-healing of the disease is almost zero. The disease is mainly caused by human papillomavirus infection, which is extremely strong and difficult to control. At the same time, people with sexually transmitted diseases often have excessive sex, weak bodies, heavy psychological burdens, and reduced immunity. In addition, sexually transmitted diseases cause troubles and damage to people's normal physiological functions, making it difficult for the human body to overcome the disease and make sexually transmitted diseases heal themselves without treatment.

On the other hand, if the disease is not treated in time, it will prolong, causing the pathogen to enter a wider area of ​​the human body, increasing the destructive effect, and often leading to a serious and difficult-to-cure disease. This is very unwise and very regrettable. Although some patients have undergone a period of treatment, the treatment is not thorough, and they think they have recovered. In fact, this is just the development of the STD to a certain stage, and once a period of incubation has passed, it will relapse. After a period of time, the disease may relapse or metastasize to other parts, leading to a larger outbreak, which is not only not good for your body, but will cause great damage to the surrounding tissues of the diseased body over time, and in severe cases, there is a risk of cancer.